The Heiress’ Return & Revenge

Chapter 31 My Heart Is Made Of Stone

Jodie was furious, her anger evident on her face.

Aaron; and Leon exchanged glances, sharing the sentiment that Zac lacked tact in this situation.

Leyla, however, sat on the sidelines, secretly reveling in the chaos. She observed the situation and concluded that dealing with a scheming girl like Jodie required someone with a sharp tongue, such as Zac. She appreciated his ability to identify and handle such situations expertly.

After seeing how upset Jodie was, Aaron couldn’t help but feel distressed. He tried to console her by saying, “Jo, don’t let him get to you. Your dumplings were delicious, far better than the pierogis. I genuinely enjoyed them.” He picked up a few dumplings, feigned delight, and consumed them all to prove his point.

‘Aaron’s acting skills leave me speechless.

‘I feel like he’s not eating something delicious, but more like swallowing poison…

“The look of truly enjoying delicious food should be like what Zac and the others showed just now!

“Watching the other three eat breakfast made me drool and feel hungry, but I instantly feel full after looking at this side.”

Aaron is truly a mama’s boy. I wonder if he’ll ever find a wife.”

“What does Aaron spoiling his sister have to do with all of you? He is such an excellent brother, and

such an excell there are few like him.”

‘Exactly. When it comes to his biological sister, he should spoil her.”

A man who knows how to spoil his sister is a good man.’”

As tensions rose, Aaron’s fans began to engage in heated arguments with others.

The contrast between Jodie’s culinary skills and Simone’s became more apparent as the morning unfolded. The unsatisfactory taste of Jodie’s dumplings left about half a plate uneaten, allowing viewers to mock her.

Meanwhile, Simone and her group had gone to help a family catch fish, as they had agreed earlier. They dedicated their morning to this task, eventually preparing a hearty lunch. They continued. working until around 3.00 PM. After finishing their work, the host family also gave them two fish as a gift in addition to the payment.

back to the yard, surprised to find Aaron had already returned. He had been making repeated trips

cheeky remark as Aaron emerged from another bathroom trip.

increasingly irritating. However, Aaron’s eyes lit up when he spotted

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diarrhea.” His legs felt weak from diarrhea, and he regretted indulging in

Simone had knowledge of traditional medicine. He remembered when they were barbecuing outdoors, and he and Andrew had fallen ill with diarrhea. She had gone

but wasn’t initially ready to lend a hand, remarking. “You’ve eaten quite a bit, and your body just needs time to digest. You’ll be

even put on a pitiful expression and said, “Can you bear to see me in so much pain?” He reflected on how, in

simply shrugged, responding. “Yes, I can.

apparent heartlessness took Aaron aback, exclaiming, “You’re too

My heart is made

brutal and relentless attitude. He commented, “Aaron, this is your way of

could tell that Zac was mocking him. “Don’t talk if you’re

raised an eyebrow, remarking, “I’m in good shape. That’s

choked on his words, finally saying, “You!” But before he could finish his sentence, another wave of stomach pain hit, and

turned to the others, a sly grin on his face. “This is his way of showing

in such a state, why hasn’t his sister come to take care of him?” Ever since discovering the relationship between these two and Simone, Keira felt

known for doting on Jodie, had ended up in this state due to her dumplings. The absence of his sister’s

shrugged. “I don’t know about that. Maybe he’s unilaterally obsessed with spoiling his sister.” With a change of topic, he asked, “Are the children

more than ten children will be

teacher, was excited and

the four of them began to prepare while waiting for the children from the village to

cold–hearted and selfish. They also pointed.

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began to wonder if Aaron’s sister was irresponsible, given that Aaron

over a dozen children from the village, guided by the