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No longer a pushover (Noelle and Cedric) novel Chapter 515

Summary for Chapter 515: No longer a pushover (Noelle and Cedric)

Chapter Summary: Chapter 515 – No longer a pushover (Noelle and Cedric) by Webfic

In Chapter 515, a key moment in the Romance novel No longer a pushover (Noelle and Cedric), Webfic delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.

Noelle had no intention of apologizing whatsoever. But with Brittany making a scene, the charity sales event was at risk of being canceled and becoming a joke that would be talked about for times to come.

Donovan stared at Noelle while Xenia continued fanning the flames from the side. "Noelle, it's obviously your fault for not planning this event thoroughly. Hurry up and apologize to Mrs. Parham, will you? I believe that Mrs. Parham will forgive you if you just apologized."

If Noelle were to offend Brittany, Xenia would not be able to curry any more favor with Brittany in the future. Xenia cursed at Noelle for being pretentious within her heart.

In the end, Noelle stepped up to Brittany and apologized. "I'm sorry, Mrs. Parham. I had not thought things through. If you're dissatisfied with the desserts, I'll prepare some new ones just for you right away."

Brittany's eyes were filled with disdain. She was rather disgusted by the Liddell family's bootlicking attitude. "Just for me, you say? Are you trying to show everyone that I'm a troublesome guest?"

Xenia quickly explained, "Mrs. Parham, is there anything we could do to make up for you? Noelle will do as you say!"

"Is that so?" Brittany glanced at the piece of dessert fallen on the ground and then looked back up at Noelle. "Didn't you say that the desserts are super delicious?

"Why don't you pick it up and eat it then? Do that, and I'll forget about how you've humiliated me just now."

Noelle looked at the dirty piece of dessert on the floor. She could tell that Brittany was deliberately making things difficult for her.

Donovan frowned and said, "Mrs. Parham, isn't this a bit too much?"

Frank came up from behind and stood in front of Noelle. "Mrs. Parham, Noelle had only made an honest mistake. If news about your demands were to spread, what do you think people will think of you?"

Brittany's expression darkened instantly. "Is this how the Liddell family apologizes? I guess there's nothing more to be discussed between us."

Xenia then spoke up. "Donovan, say something!"

She then picked up the dessert on the ground and placed it back on a plate before handing it to Noelle. "The middle part should still be clean. Just take a single bite, Noelle. I'm sure that Mrs. Parham wouldn't be so particular about it, right?"

Brittany smirked and replied, "That's right. I'm not that petty."

She wanted to see just how far the Liddell family would go to please the Parhams.

She laughed out loud in her mind, excitedly waiting to watch Noelle suffer for once. She had always hated Noelle's aloof and pretentious attitude. And now, she wanted to see if Noelle would dare to offend the Parham family.

A voice suddenly rang out from behind. "How ridiculous! Is this what the folks of the Liddell family are like?"

Emma had arrived just in time to hear them trying to force Noelle to eat the piece of sullied dessert. She had become so furious that her whole body trembled.

She had thought that Noelle's older brothers would stand up for her. To her surprise, only one of them did, while the other actually went along with the humiliation. She realized that the rumors were all true.

Emma stormed over and shoved the dessert onto Xenia's face. "Why don't you eat it yourself since you like it so much?"

Everyone present was flabbergasted. Even Noelle herself had not expected Emma to stand up for her.

Xenia was caught off guard by the act. She shrieked and screamed at Emma. "How dare you touch me? Do you have any idea who I am?"

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