Chapter 83 The Girl Is Also Named Aurelia In reality, Angela had an even more distinguished demeanor.
Finished Melanie knew that her family background and education couldnât compare to Angelaâs, which made her feel slightly inferior.
Furthermore, having been beaten into a sorry state by Herbert, she didnât dare to look at Angela.
It was too embarrassing for her.
Moreover, Angela was the person whom Matthew liked.
Thus, she truly envied and was jealous of Angela.
After giving Melanie a mere glance, Angela shifted her attention to Aurelia.
No one could discern the meaning beneath her smile.
She had someone investigate Aurelia, who grew up in the countryside and was the true heiress of the Leedon family. However, the latter was not favored by the Leedon family. She was currently working in Normanâs team, not as Matthewâs secretary Since Aurelia wasnât Matthewâs secretary, Angela knew what sort of relationship the former had with Matthew.
The standards of Normanâs team were incredibly stringent. Many truly talented individuals couldnât even gain entry. Yet, Aurelia, who had graduated from university less than two years ago and didnât even have a relevant major, had somehow managed to join the team. Thus, she was certain that Matthew had pulled strings on Aureliaâs behalf.
âMs. Shaw, we meet again,â Angela remarked.
With a gentle smile, Aurelia nodded, âHello, Ms. Sanders.â
What kind of luck was this? How did I run into the person Matthew cares about? This mall isnât that upscale, is it?
âSince we have run into each other, shall we have a coffee together?â Angela asked.
Aurelia said with a smile, âMaybe next time. I brought my younger brother out shopping today, and I have to start work in half an hour.â
âLast time we met, I didnât get a chance to add you on WhatsApp. Letâs do that now, and when youâre free, Iâll invite you out.â
Angela had already taken out her phone.
Originally, Aurelia didnât want to have too much contact with Angela. However, under these circumstances, it would be rude if she didnât exchange contacts with the latter.
After doing so, Angela immediately left.
Only realizing what was going on after the fact, Melanie asked Aurelia, âWhen did you get to know Angela? How did you come to know her?â
Angela us not part of our circle. She belongs in Matthewâs circle. How could anyone from that circle speak to Aurelia so Chapter 83 The Girl Is Also Named Aurelia Aurelia gave Melanie a cold glance. âThis is none of your business.â
Finished Herbert pointed at Melanie and shouted angrily, âIf you dare yell at my sister again, Iâd rather not take the college entrance exam than let you off without a trip to the hospital!â
He had personally witnessed Melanie bullying Aurelia.
With widened eyes, Melanie exclaimed, âHerbert, I am your real sister!â
âSo why donât you leave the Leedon family, huh? As long as you return home, Iâll acknowledge you as my sister from then on.
You canât have it both ways, clinging to the Leedon familyâs wealth and status while looking down on us. Do you think everyone else is a puppet on a string, obeying your commands only? Idiot.â Herbert could no longer hold back from disparaging her.
Melanieâs face turned red as she stomped her foot. âDo you think I wonât call your mother to complain about you right now?â
âGo ahead and do so. Iâm waiting.â Herbert was completely unafraid.
Their entire family was intelligent, unlike the Leedon family.
From his childhood to adulthood, what he feared the least was being complained about by others.
âThe Leedon family was deceived by you because you lived under the same roof. Once youâre away from them, who do you think you can still fool? My brother has always been goodâtempered, a gentle soul since childhood, yet you managed to provoke him to the point of violence. You should really reflect on how despicable you are,â Aurelia mocked.
Herbert nodded in agreement. âI only lose my composure when I encounter shameless people.â
Melanie seldom found herself at a disadvantage during arguments. Usually, when people were around, she would feign vulnerability, and then someone would inevitably stand up for her.
o meer u The friend who had arranged her that day hadnât arrived yet.
Her face turned pale with anger. âYou just wait!â
She stormed off, her high heels clicking against the ground.
After she had gone a considerable distance, she picked up her phone and called Phyllis.
âAunt Phyllis, I just ran into Aurelia and Herbert. Before I knew it, they attacked me, hurling insults and throwing punches. My clothes are now stained from the scuffle, and even my phone didnât escape unscathedâits screen shattered from the fall. The places where they hit me still ache. They really went too far.
âWhy did they hit you?â Phyllisâs voice came out from the phone, sounding very indifferent.
Melanie was taken aback. âIâm not entirely sure, but it might be because Aurelia and Herbert badmouthed me, and then Herbert hit me.â
âThey wouldnât have hit you without reason, you must have gone too far. Donât call me for no reason in the future, Phyllis said coldly.
Melanie was taken aback. âYouâre my biological mother. How could you not stand up for me?â
Finished âYou donât even call me mother. Even if I gave birth to you, thereâs no reason for me to defend you unconditionally. First and foremost, youâve never truly admitted your real family.â Phyllis ruthlessly exposed Melanieâs hypocrisy.
The call ended abruptly.
Melanie was so frustrated that she wanted to throw her phone away. âWhat makes you, a villager, qualified to be my mother? If you tried to please me, I might even call you my aunt willingly!â
Iâm having such an unlucky day today!
âMs. Leedon, right? Do you have some time to sit down and chat?â
Angela stopped the grumbling Melanie.
Melanie turned stiffly, looking at Angela in surprise. âMs. Sanders, are you talking to me?â
Angela smiled elegantly, her disdain hidden in her eyes. âYes, Ms. Leedon.â
âSure!â Melanie was simply overjoyed.
Her acquaintance with Angela would surely astonish and evoke envy among her friends.
If Angela could leverage her connections to help the Leedon family overcome their difficulties, that would be even better.
Aurelia, accompanied by Herbert, visited the supermarket on the basement level to buy some of his favorite foods.
As it was almost time for work, she called a taxi for Herbert.
The siblings soon parted ways reluctantly.
Just as she was about to enter the building, Chad gave her a call.
âYou havenât come to see me for two days.
Aurelia apologized, âIâve been too busy these past few days. Iâll come to see you as soon as I get off work today. Is there anything youâd like to cat? I can pick it up on my way.â
âUncle Jeremy bought me a bunch of stuff, so I lack nothing, all I need is your presence.â Chad revealed a pitiful aura, similar to that of a child who lacked attention.
Aurelia chuckled lightly. âAlright, Iâll come over as soon as I get off work.â
During the time Chad was hospitalized, not many people came to visit him. It was mostly the nursing staff who took care of him.
I couldnât deny that he truly was a pitiful little child.
In the conference room of Quigley Group, Jeremy and Matthew went to the CEOâs office after the contract. was signed.
Finished âI did not attend Timothyâs birthday. I heard from him that you brought over a girl named Aurelia? Why didnât I see her today?â
Jeremy asked after sitting down.
Matthew took a sip of his coffee. âDo you also enjoy gossip?â
Jeremy also picked up his coffee. âIâm not trying to gossip, but thereâs a rather coincidental matter. You know Chad, right? My nephew, heâs recently taken a liking to a girl. This girl, through her own abilities, joined my fatherâs team. My father has taken a liking to her as a potential granddaughterâinâlaw. Interestingly, she shares the same name as the girl you brought the other day.
Sheâs also called Aurelia.â