WebNovelChapter 153
"Forget it. Let's eat. Our whole family is finally together, so let's embrace the joy of this moment," Natalie said
with a forced smile as she sat down.
"Mom, why didn't you tellsooner about having such an outstanding grandson? Cecilia and Lionel could've
recognized him as a family earlier." Ursula smiled after noticing Natalie's expressions.
Natalie beamed at Ursula's comment and remarked, "Trevor is indeed exceptional. Cecilia, he's your elder
brother."
Cecilia greeted him warmly, her politeness impeccable. Trevor, ever humble, engaged her with light jokes,
creating an atmosphere of genuine harmony during their first interaction as siblings.
But Ursula, ever the instigator, turned her attention to Angela. "Angela, why so quiet? Are you still upset? The
past is behind us. We're family—shouldn't you be a little more understanding?"
Angela met her gaze, calm but firm. "You didn't live through it, so you can't possibly understand the pain. If
Trevor had pushed you to the brink of jumping off a building, could you sit here now, laughing and chatting
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtwithout resentment? Then I'd respect you."
"Angela, must you cling to this?" Natalie snapped, her tone sharp. "That incident happened ages ago. Trevor has
apologized, and you weren't injured. Isn't it tto let go of the past?"
Angela remained composed, her voice unwavering. "You're right, Grandma. | wasn't injured. But that doesn't
mean I'll forgive or forget."
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"Enough, Grandma." Trevor rose from his seat, cutting her off. "Angela, I'm sorry for what I did to you. I'll do
whatever it takes to make amends. Please, tellwhat you want—it's the least | can do."
His voice was steady, his demeanor unexpectedly sincere.
Angela's lips curled into a cold smile. "Fine. you jump off a building too, I'll let it go."
Trevor's face went pale, but after a brief pause, he nodded. "Alright."
Everyone was shocked.
Without hesitation, Trevor bolted upstairs. Natalie's face drained of color as she frantically shouted for someone
to stop him. But Trevor moved quickly, heading straight to the villa's rooftop.
"Trevor, what are you doing? Cdown! You're scaring me." Natalie's voice cracked with panic as her fear
mounted.
"Quick! Set up the safety air cushion," Joseph ordered, his expression tense yet oddly composed, as though he
had anticipated Trevor's actions.
Angela couldn't help but think Trevor had completely lost his mind.
"He's just pretending," Dexter said.
Angela crossed her arms, a knowing look on her face. "Of course. Someone like him treasures his life
too much to go through with it. But he'll jump today—if only for the ."
Even with the safety air cushion below, the height was daunting. Angela shook her head, convinced Trevor had
lost his mind.
Trevor stood against the wind on the
rooftop, his clothes billowing as he
turned to face them. His voice carried over the edge. "Angela, 4'm
truly sorry. Please, givea chance tomake things right."
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmNatalie's voice trembled as she pleaded, "Angela, say something! If anything happens to him, I—"
"Don't blAngela, Grandma," Trevor interrupted with a faint, troubled smile on his face. "This is the least |
could do."
"Trevor! Get down this instant!"
"Trevor, please! Get down from there," Cecilia's voice cracked as tears streamed down her face. "It's too high!
Don't do this!"
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