Chapter 125
The Heiress’ Return & Revenge
Chapter 125 If You Want To Hurt, Letâs Do It Together!
After hearing Titusâ words, Jodie no longer paid attention to herself as she was extremely angry.
Titus was becoming more and more disrespectful; he even treated her like this in front of Steven.
As she felt unjust, she sat back down and tightly held onto her bracelet.
She wondered how she could regain his favor in the future.
Titus felt the pain in his chest and stomach intensified. He looked at Steven and said, âDad, Master
Gordon is quite cunning! After he finished helping us, I felt even more pain.â
As he saw his pale face and sweat on his forehead, Steven felt a bit sorry for his son, but this time, it
could also teach his second son a lesson. He sighed. âJust endure it for now; letâs see how he is when
he comes back.â
If the condition had not improved, the only solution was to locate Simone.
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Titus had an urge to hit the wall. He thought for a moment and grabbed Lucaâs hand to squeeze it
tightly.
Since his younger brother had just been so despicable, he would fulfill his wish.
Luca didnât expect Titus to be serious. He was stunned for a moment and then screamed in pain. âAh,
Titus! Be gentle!â
Titus not only didnât go easy, but he exerted all his strength and vented his pain.
He almost dislocated Lucaâs hand.
Luca screamed in pain and tried to shake off Titusâ torment but couldnât. So, he shouted to Steven,
âDad, do something about Titus. He wants to harm me.â
However, he only received a cold glance from Steven. âWasnât this what you asked for just now? Titus
is just fulfilling your wish.â
He had never expected much from his third and fourth sons, Even if they were just idle playboys who
only knew how to eat, drink, and have fun, they couldnât be foolish enough to be led astray and not
realize it or even foolish enough to not distinguish between family and outsiders.
Luca was speechless. His own father was biased.
He was angry, but he didnât dare to show it in front of Steven.
He could only be tormented by Titus.
Freya couldnât bear it any longer and took the initiative to ask Harold for the jade pendant, but Harold
seemed to be asleep and didnât respond.
As she felt embarrassed, she apologized to Steven and rushed out of the office in tears.
She went to the secretary outside to ask for an ice pack to put on her face.
After Freya left. Titus looked at Harold and said, âHarold, I didnât expect you to be so heartless! You
made the little beauty cry and run away.â
Only then did Harold open his eyes and say indifferently, âWhat does it have to do with me?â He
glanced at Jodie, who still had tears in her eyes. âDidnât you also make Jo cry? Look at how pitiful she
is You didnât even hug and comfort her.
If you want to hurt me, letâs do it together! Letâs see who can hurt the other one harder.
When Harold said this, the expressions on Titus and Jodieâs faces changed. They both looked at
Steven. whose face became even uglier.
Titus released his foolish younger brother and went to pull Harold to his feet as he supported him with a
hint of gritted teeth. âCome, letâs go to the restroom
Harold didnât resist and informed Steven before they both left.
However, they didnât go to the restroom; instead, they went to an empty balcony.
After they entered, Titus had a serious expression and asked, âWhat did you mean just now? Were you
deliberately saying it for my father to hear?â
Harold saw the pain in his eyes and handed over the jade pendant he was holding. Take this to ease
the pain first.â
Titus was momentarily stunned, but without hesitation, he took it and held it in his hand.
The pain did indeed alleviate significantly.
Harold said, âSo, you know that your relationship is not normal at all?â
Titus frowned. âStill, you donât have to mention it in front of my father deliberately.
The Gray brothers had been scolded by their father before because they were too close to Jodie.
Harold thought for a moment and decided to speak his mind. âThis adopted daughter of your family is
not simple. If you can see it clearly now, donât get involved any further, or else your family will be
ruined. Iâm just reminding your father. After all, your two younger brothers seem to be enjoying it.â
No matter what, they had been childhood friends for so many years, and Harold didnât want the Gray
Family to be ruined because of this adopted daughter
Titus rubbed his temples and said, âDonât mention those two idiots. I canât stand them anymore.â
Harold raised an eyebrow. âWerenât you also one of those idiots before?â
Titus was at a loss for words as he glared at Harold. âCanât we have a decent conversation? Although I
spoiled Jodie before, I havenât reached the level of those two idiots.â
Because she was an adopted sister and not a blood relative, she was usually obedient and wellâ
behaved. so he spoiled her like a beloved pet
Just like how he took care of a favorite pet.
When the pet was bullied, he, as the owner, would help, but now that he realized the pet wasnât as well-
behaved as he imagined, he withdrew quickly.
Harold felt waves of pain coming from his body. Unable to hold back his pain, he commented, âYour
sister is really ruthless!â
Titus held the jade pendant and felt helpless. âIndeed, she has a bad temper now, and I canât afford to
provoke her! You deserve it, too. Instead of treating someone else badly, you had to treat her best
friend badly.â
r own sister. No
Harold sneered. âI didnât treat Gwen badly. You were the one who was harsh toward your wonder you
two are blood siblings.â
Titus didnât want to talk about this matter. If he had known it would turn out like this, he wouldnât have
treated his own sister that way for Jodie. He changed the subject and asked, That beautiful girl by your
side, isnât she just for fun?â
Harold retorted. âDo you think Iâm as foolish as you and your brothers?â
Titus found no words to reply. This guyâs mouth is really annoying, as he always hits where it hurts. He
chuckled. âThen, why did you hang around with Gwen for her?â
Harold helplessly said, âI didnât hang around with Gwen.
Then, he added with a deeper meaning. âItâs just useful, thatâs all.â
Titus playfully remarked, âIs it to warm the bed?â
Haroldâs expression turned dark as he retorted, âGet lost. I donât have such poor taste.â
Intrigued, Titus inquired, âThen, why is it useful?â
Harold gave him a disdainful look and replied, âIt wonât do you good if you know too much.â
He then pulled out a cigarette and offered one to Titus before lighting the other one for himself.
Titus lit his cigarette as well. Observing Haroldâs somber expression through the smoke, he detected a
hint of hostility that he had never seen before.
He decided not to ask further.
The two of them smoked several cigarettes in succession before returning to the office together.
Before they entered the room, Titus handed the jade pendant back to Harold.
Upon their return, Freya had already arrived.
When she caught sight of Harold, aurace of resentment and hurt flickered in her eyes.
However, Harold did not acknowledge her presence.
After a while, Master Gordon brought an elderly man wearing a gray robe with him. He introduced him
to Steven and the others, saying, âThis is my senior. You can call him Master Shane.â
Steven and the others greeted him in turn.
Master Shane nodded and glanced at Titus and the others. He then took out a compass and instructed,
âThe four of you, place your hands on this compass.
Titus was the first to place his hand on the compass, which caused it to move slightly.
The other three followed suit.
Master Shane carefully examined the four of them. âIt appears that you were affected by negative
energy on the day of the injury. However, the negative energy dissipated from your bodies quickly,
leaving no trace but causing you unbearable
pain.
Steven inquired, âDid you manage to detect the negative energy, Master Shane?â
Master Shane shook his head and replied, âNo, I made the judgment based on my experience. He
added meaningfully. âThe geomancer who caused the negative energy is very cunning, leaving no
evidence but inflicting excruciating pain.â
Titus asked, âCan you help us resolve it?â
He was not interested in anything else; he simply wanted to alleviate his suffering.