Read Chapter 150 with many climactic and unique details. The series Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed is one of the top-selling novels by Sophia Harper. Chapter content Chapter 150 - The heroine seems to fall into the abyss of despair, heartache, and empty-handed. But unexpectedly, a big event occurred. So what was that event? Read Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed Chapter 150 for more details.
Abbey couldn't help but snicker, her gaze sweeping over the pile of fruits Norris had brought: "Sis, did you guys also buy cherries? How come they look so much smaller than the ones Raven got?"
Madge's smile faltered slightly, her tone gentle: "How can we compare to Raven's family?"
Abbey burst into laughter: "Well, that's true! Maddox and Raven's place, naturally, is unmatched."
Roseanne smirked, seemingly casual: "Aunt Abbey, what fruits did you get?"
Abbey's smile froze.
Roseanne appeared not to notice, conveniently the bag was right by her feet, she casually rifled through it: "Let's see... apples, pears, oranges..."
Not a single one was a pricey fruit of the season.
"Looks like Aunt Abbey knows how to pick, all stuff we regularly enjoy."
Abbey found the comment grating, yet couldn't fault Roseanne's words: "Yes, yes, thought I'd pick up something everyone loves..."
Truth be told, Abbey came from a decent background, both her parents were permanent staff at the power company and her father even held a minor official position. Being the only daughter, she never lacked for anything growing up.
Yet, she was known to be frugal, not particularly generous towards others.
Especially towards her own family.
Roseanne: "Aunt Abbey really thought this through."
Abbey was at a loss for words.
"Cough..." Raven cleared her throat and suggested, "Let's not just talk. How about some fruit?"
"Sure, thanks Aunt Raven." Roseanne boldly popped a cherry into her mouth, "Indeed sweet."
Abbey, however, found no taste in her own mouthful.
She felt awkward, turning to her husband, hoping for a few comforting words.
But Irving didn't even glance her way.
"Mom, have a couple more, they're both crunchy and sweet!" Lauretta gestured for her to hurry, or else there'd be none left.
Abbey was speechless.
A female voice came from the entrance, shedding her winter coat to reveal a sleek black suit, her hair neatly tied back.
"Alva?!" The matriarch stood up from the couch, surprised at her daughter. "Didn’t you say you had to work, couldn't make it?"
Alva Cole, a branch manager at a bank, had informed them earlier that she had to work over the holiday and wouldn't be able to join.
"I had someone cover for me, just stepped out for a bit, it's just for a meal, no big deal," she said, changing her shoes.
"Big sis, second sis, second brother, third brother, third sister-in-law..." she began greeting everyone, then her gaze landed on Roseanne, "Anne's back?"
"Hi, Aunt Alva." Roseanne greeted.
"You've grown up, and more beautiful, only..." Her gaze swept across Roseanne's face, then to the bag beside her, frowning slightly.
"Alva, come, have some fruit." Raven warmly invited.
Alva smiled, handing over a small box: "A Christmas' gift, for Raven who's been so busy with the family all year, you've worked hard."
Raven was somewhat surprised, "For me?"
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