You, Me And Our Genus Twins

Chapter 50 Karma

Nigel used his toes to apply pressure against Phoebe’s chest. “I’m not a saint, Phoebe. I’m not that great of a man. I didn’t send Isabel into prison because she still carries some of the Taylor Family’s blood, but I’m not going to give her anything else!”

“No… No…!” Phoebe shook her head while screaming in terror. Is Nigel going to chase my daughter out of the Taylor Family? Is he going to make her leave without a single penny in her pocket? No. No! How could Nigel do that? His daughter is my daughter—she has the Taylors’ blood and should be a well-respected woman in the family.

My daughter should be a proud Taylor, and she should receive all the love from her family. I used to picture her having a grand marriage where she gets married to a man from another wealthy family. That way, the Taylors would have pampered her for the first half of her life, while her husband’s family would pamper her for the second half. That’s what my daughter’s life should be like. How could Nigel be heartless enough to kick his own daughter out without giving her any money?

Fear and agony made Phoebe’s chest tighten. She was crying so hard that her whole body was shaking, and she was in so much mental and physical pain that it felt like she was caught in a cycle of dying, coming back alive, and dying again. “Please don’t do this, Nigel. Please don’t do this to Isabel… She’s innocent… She doesn’t know anything…”

“When you say that she doesn’t know anything, you’re indirectly claiming that you know everything, right?” Nigel pressed his foot against her chest before bending down lower. “So, you knew all about your father’s nasty plans! Your father bribed the driver and hit my son. My son’s leg isn’t fully healed, yet here you are, sucking the blood out of my son and enjoying the good life that the Taylors offered you! …You’re so evil, Phoebe!”

“No… I didn’t… I didn’t know… I don’t know anything…” Phoebe was sobbing so hard, she could barely breathe. In the past, she genuinely didn’t have any idea about what happened as her father didn’t tell her anything. When her father, on his deathbed, requested Nigel to get married to her, she was actually surprised. Her father knew that she liked Nigel.

the door before giving her a scolding. “Nothing good comes out of coveting a man like that, especially when you’re just a servant. You should stay away from Nigel,” Phoebe’s father said. This hurt her pride, and she had a huge fight with her father after that. She wailed and blamed her father for being a useless cook—she thought that he

even take a second glance in her direction. After the huge fight, they didn’t talk much about it, but Bryan stayed up the whole night burning through packets of cigarettes. A while after that, Bryan got terribly injured to save Dan and was rushed to the hospital. When

to pass on, yet Bryan held onto his last breath while glaring at Nigel. Bryan refused to let himself release his last breath. In the end, Nigel had no choice but to agree to marry Phoebe. After Nigel made

since he was nearing the end of his life. Everyone left the room, and it was just Phoebe and Bryan inside. Phoebe held Bryan’s hand as he whispered into her ear. “You cannot ask anyone about my money

ghost-like voice. “If you talk about our family funds, then Nigel probably won’t get married to you. He might hate you and chase you

no money at home, so he told her that there was no point in looking there. He even said that she wouldn’t need the money from then onward. “Once you get married to Nigel, and once you become the woman of the Taylor Family, you will have money! So, you shouldn’t look for the money at home. Don’t look

chef in the Taylor Family, so he received quite a good amount as his salary. Even though she was a big spender, she was sure that her

as she was curious about this, she was more afraid of losing the chance to get married to Nigel. So, she promised her father that she wouldn’t look for the money at home. She wouldn’t

she felt was like an itch she couldn’t scratch. Bryan had warned her that Nigel would abandon her if she went to look for their family’s funds. So, no matter how curious she

want to think too much about it. She would rather believe that the accident was legitimate. She wanted to think that her