Chapter 65

But since when had she become like this? Was it when the Wand family became bankrupt? Was it

when Sasha had no choice but to stay with the Blackwoods for a year? Or was it when, in spite of

Sasha's family's bankruptcy, Frederick let her marry his son? She had no idea. All she knew was that

Xenia's attitude towards her became unbearable after Sasha returned from the dead. “How is it,

Uncle Jackson? Do you feel any better?” “Yes, much better.

You should head home, Sasha. It's getting late.” In no mood to listen to any more of his daughter's

constant nitpicking, Jackson wanted to send his niece away as soon as possible. Sasha nodded,

packed up her medical kit, and wanted to leave. “Are you in such a rush because you're going to

meet that guy again? You really can't teach an old dog new tricks, huh. You have already died once

and come back to life, yet you're still choosing to get involved with that man?” Xenia started

scoffing again, her words were even more unpleasant than before. If anyone else witnessed her like

this, they would never be able to tell that she had received the highest levels of education. At the

end of her tether, Sasha glared at her cousin. *

Could you please watch your mouth? Since when I have gotten involved with that man?” “Watch my

mouth? Do you think I don't know that you've been going to Frontier Bay every day, and have been

asking Mrs. Grint to look after your kids at night? Isn't that because you went crawling back to him?

Do you keep glancing at your watch because you're late for your session with him? Go on, then!

Rush off and go to him, you slut!” Sasha grew red in the face with anger. “You-" She never dreamed

that Xenia would dare to say such horrible things. Since when did she become such a vile person? Is

this still the Xenia I once knew? Sasha felt a raging fire grow inside of her, but tried to put it out for

Uncle Jackson's sake.

What are you talking about? I only go over to see my son, so don't try to twist the truth.” “Your son?

Do you think I'm stupid?” “That's enough! Did you come back just to get into an argument, Xenia? If

you're going to keep this up, I want you to leave! You're just making a fool of yourselft” Jackson

interrupted, standing up from his chair and scolding Xenia loudly. Xenia bristled like a cat that had

just been splashed with cold water. “I'm making a fool of myself? Jackson Blackwood, are you blind?

Who's the real black sheep here? She was the one who made a huge fuss about wanting to marry

that man.

Then, she was kicked out of the house a year later while pregnant, making us a laughing stock! We

didn't even dare to show our faces in public for five years because of her, and you're calling me the

fool?” Screaming her head off, Xenia scowled venomously at Sasha as if wishing she could

personally chop her up into a hundred tiny pieces. All the blood drained from Sasha's face. That hit

a nerve. Even today, she still felt tremendously guilty for dragging the Blackwood family into her

mess all those years ago. It was exactly this feeling of guilt that usually held her back from

retaliating, always taking whatever Xenia said in stride. Sasha's fingernails dug crescent-shaped

indents into her palm.

Fortunately, Sharon happened to exit her room right before Sasha was about to unleash all her

frustration on Xenia. “Xenia, what are you doing? Have you lost your mind? Who said you could

shout at your father like that?” Sharon reprimanded loudly. Only then did Xenia finally shut up.

Breathing a small sigh of relief, Sasha's grip loosened. “Aunt Sharon...” “That goes for you too. Next

time, don't come over without a valid reason. This house isn’t a boxing venue.” Sasha lowered her

head and nodded, not wanting to upset Sharon further. Sasha didn't blame Sharon for her reaction

After all, she was the one who was indebted to this family. Regardless of whatever they said or did

to her, she would always forgive them for it. But she was taken aback when Sharon followed up her

previous statement by saying, “Xenia may have sounded a little harsh, but some of what she said

was true. You were already hurt once by that Sebastian man, so you should learn your lesson and

not go back to him again. Once bitten twice shy. Learn to have self-worth, understand?”

Sasha felt the knife that was already deep in her chest twist into its wound a little more. She started

clenching her hands by her sides. I'm not going back to Sebastian. I know my self-worth. I'm only

getting involved with him now because he has my son that I left behind! Soon, her vision started

blurring, she held back the well of indignant emotions as she walked out of the house. With the cool

breeze and light rain of the night caressing her face, she made her way to a bus stop where her legs

finally gave out. Sitting on her haunches, the dam of tears broke.

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