Once a Doormat, Now Untouchable

Chapter 665

Raymond clicked his tongue, irritation showing plainly at the corners of his eyes. He lifted his long, narrow gaze slightly and found Glen looking back at him with a smile that was half polite, half provocative. Glen still did not address him. Instead, he turned to Tiffany.

"It's been a while since I last saw your parents. Want to go in together?"

'Oh, please.' Raymond smirked faintly as he waited, certain of her rejection.

"Sure." He did not expect that. The woman who had just walked out of that war zone of a hospital room agreed without hesitation. His smirk froze.

When he spoke again, sarcasm laced every word.

"Didn't get yelled at enough?"

At that, the blood in Tiffany's body seemed to go cold. Until now, she had not been sure how much he had overheard. Part of her had even hoped he had caught only her last line.

ungrateful. He had heard Stanley accuse Mabel of

words were practically her father's everyday

Hutton family had looked down on her back

at? Mr. Hutton, you really haven't seen much. For someone like me, this is normal." She had grown up with words like that. Back in high school,

way his brows drew together in confusion. All at once, something in her loosened. She turned to Glen with

in. She and Raymond had never belonged to the same world. He came from wealth and ease, while

like a tree rooted in place. The restlessness in his chest finally broke loose and surged upward. He turned and strode toward the elevators.

since learning that Sydney was his biological sister and that she could not stand the smell

He had just lowered his head to take a cigarette between his lips when a long, elegant hand reached over and snatched the pack away. He frowned, annoyed, and was about to snap. Then he turned, saw who it was, and the anger

fall

did not answer. She casually tossed

family arguing just now?"

Raymond asked in reflex, then