Chapter 291



Sarah was mortified, yet the worst was still ahead.

From a distance, Bria observed Sarah’s embarrassment and approached, flanked by several bodyguards.

Sarah gazed up at Bria and had a sinking feeling.

Bria looked down at Sarah, expression icy. She instructed her bodyguards, “What’s going on? How could someone like her get in? This woman brings only disgrace to the Nixon family. What are you guys waiting for? Get her out of here.”

Sarah seethed with anger. “This is the welcome banquet for Kallie. What gives you the right to act so superior? I’m a guest here, and you have no authority to throw me out.”

Bria smirked. “No authority? Then tell me, who does? Kallie? Who do you think you are? Do you realize how many people have scorned you since you left Jake? Now that he’s been ousted from the Reeves family, you just ditch him?”

As Kallie neared, her gown trailing behind her, she caught wind of their conversation. Her emotions churned. Jake had been ousted from the Reeves family? She was stunned. No wonder Sarah was with another man, boldly introducing him as her boyfriend.

Kallie had assumed Jake and Sarah were merely fighting, but it turned out Sarah had truly abandoned Jake.

Kallie had thought she would feel satisfied, knowing Jake, who had mistreated her, was dumped, yet she found no joy in his pain. Instead, a subtle ache throbbed within her heart.

Kallie recalled Jake’s once dignified and distant manner and understood the depth of his current anguish.

With a soft sigh that carried both pity and sorrow, Kallie chose not to intervene. It was, after all, Jake’s decision to handle. Turning away, she began to walk off.

At that moment, Bria gestured sharply. Her bodyguards moved quickly, grabbing Sarah, who flailed and hurled insults as she struggled.

Despite Bria’s actions being questionable, no one felt pity for Sarah.

A few reported this incident to Tyrone.

Tyrone offered only a faint smile in response. “Let them sort out their own issues. As an elder, it’s not my place to interfere,” he commented.

Sarah was forcefully ejected before the high society of Burmoos, her disgrace immortalized by the flashing cameras of reporters.

The details of what transpired inside remained shrouded in mystery for most of the reporters, yet the scandal promised to dominate tomorrow’s headlines.

Sarah clenched her fists in frustration, not expecting to be so humiliated. She forgot she had once treated Kallie the same way.

Kallie made her way back to Tyrone, her expression heavy with gloom.

Tyrone approached her with a gentle tone, asking, “Are you feeling alright?”

Kallie nodded, her hands moving with gestures that said, “I feel like I can’t breathe. I need some fresh air.”

Understanding her need, Tyrone signaled for a bodyguard to accompany her.

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