Chapter 561
A Life Debt Repaid
After going separate ways with Nancy, Cordy brought Richard to the detention house.
Noel was implicated by what happened to the Stuarts and was awaiting her sentence.
Of course, Noel was not merely punished by the law. Her public reputation was in shreds and the malicious attacks and curses from the media were enough to make her wish she were dead.
Noel had it coming, and Cordy did not pity her one bit.
She herself was not willing to go to the detention house.
Rather, it was the detention house that called her multiple times, claiming that Noel wanted to see her.
The procuratorâs office called her as well, saying that Noelâs sole condition for cooperating with them in their investigations was for Cordy to go and see her.
Cordy had rejected them many times but this time round, she wanted to draw this entire episode to a close.
She did not want anyone else bothering her and Richardâs lives.
Yes, she had come to accept that she had to start life anew with Richard and without John.
She had accepted that John had truly left this world, whereas her life went on as usual.
When she arrived at the detention house, she bumped straight into Simon, Sue, and Sonny.
The three of them were leaving the detention house, their faces black with rage. Their faces darkened even further upon seeing Cordy.
âWhat are you doing here?â Simon said viciously at Cordy, but she simply ignored him.
âWhat, are you here to laugh at Noel?â Simon mocked.
Cordy simply could not understand why her father could remain so coldblooded and sarcastic even at this point, no matter what Noel did to them.
âNoel had it coming! Back then, she was in cahoots with the Stuarts when she snatched Sachs Enterprises away from us. She deserves retribution!â Simon yelled out loud to vent his frustrations.
âDo you feel proud that Noel has become like this?* Cordy asked coldly.
Simon stood stunned for a moment before saying smugly, âIâve already cut ties with Noel and everyone knows that Noel and I no longer share a fatherdaughter relationship. Noelâs scandals have nothing on me.â
Cordy sneered.
âWhat are you laughing at?â Simonâs face changed. âI really raised two ingrates, both of whom refuse to let me live a good life!â
âAre you sure you only raised two ingrates? Why donât you consider the possibility that perhaps all your children are ingrates?â Cordy glanced at Sonny.
Sonny shot back furiously, âDo you think Iâm like you and Noel? I am Dadâs son, whereas you two are only daughters. How could we be the same?
Daughters are cheap goods married off to other families. How could they ever side with their parentsâ
family? Iâm different, as Iâm the official heir of the family and my children take the family name. Iâm the pillar of the Sachs family!â
Cordy almost could not hold back her laughter at Sonnyâs self-righteous speech.
Of course, she could not blame everything on Sonny. That was how he had been taught by the Sachs household since young-that he was the pillar of the Sachs family, that his status and identity was distinct from everyone elseâs, and that he deserved to be fawned over by everyone else.
Otherwise, why would Noel and her hate the Sachs so much?
âAll right.â Cordy had nothing further to say.
Anyway, she had nothing to do with the Sachs family. Whatever happened to the Sachs family was their own business and none of hers.
She walked past them nonchalantly.
âCordy,â Simon suddenly called out.
Cordy stopped in her tracks.
âTry to persuade Noel to give up her Sachs Enterprises shares,â Simon said almost commandingly.
She truly had no idea why Simon had the cheek to ask her that.
Putting aside the fact that she had completely no affections for Noel and therefore would not pity her, even from an ordinary personâs point of view, what right did Simon have to take for granted that he should snatch Noelâs shares that she exchanged with her dignity?!
What right did he even have to ask her for help?!