Rebirth After Being Betrayed by My Husband (Lily and Ryan) novel Chapter 52

Rebirth After Being Betrayed by My Husband 

Chapter 52 

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From the moment Rose stormed into the house, it was clear to everyone that she was in a blind rage. Her fury was palpable as she turned the entire living room into a battlefield, flinging anything she could grab. 

“How dare she… That wretched girl! I’ll make her pay!” she screamed, hurling one of her mother’s prized antique vases against the wall. 

CRASH! The sound echoed through the house as shards of porcelain scattered across the floor. Another antique quickly met the same fate as Rose’s tirade continued. 

“I’ll ruin her life!” she bellowed, her voice so venomous that the maids and servants froze in terror. The house staff, including the usually unshakable Housekeeper Max, stood trembling, their eyes darting between the furious young woman and the fragile objects still intact in the room. They all knew their young mistress’s temper well–her arrogance and sense of entitlement often made her insufferable to those 

around her. 

The commotion quickly drew the attention of Morgan and his wife, Casey, who rushed downstairs to find their daughter in a frenzy. The scene that greeted them was chaotic: shattered glass, overturned furniture, and their enraged daughter in the center of it all. 

Carefully navigating the mess, Morgan approached Rose. “Rose, my darling, what happened? Tell me who upset you. Was it Ryan? Did he do something to hurt you?” His voice was soft, laced with concern. 

Morgan was deeply unsettled. He had never seen his daughter in such a state. Today was supposed to be a momentous occasion for her–the grand opening ceremony. Could this be related? 

“Rose, did something go wrong at the ceremony?” Casey chimed in, her tone filled with maternal worry. 

At the sound of her father’s voice, Rose’s sobs intensified. She flung herself into his arms, her voice breaking as she cried, “It’s all because of that horrible girl, Dad. That shameless brat!” 

Morgan gently stroked her back, trying to calm her. “Who are you talking about, Rose? What did she do?” 

“That girl,” Rose spat, her voice trembling with rage. “She can’t keep her mouth shut! She’s always creating a scene. That day wasn’t enough for her–she had to show her true colors again today. She’s stealing my spotlight, Dad! I’m Rose! How dare she try to compete with me?” 

Morgan’s frown deepened. He noticed the servants cowering in the background and quickly dismissed them. “Everyone, leave us.” 

Grateful for the reprieve, the staff quietly filed out of the room. Casey sat beside her daughter, gently patting her head in an attempt to soothe her. “Rose, sweetheart, who is this girl you’re talking about?” 

“It’s that…” Rose began, but her words were interrupted by a hurried voice calling out her name. 

“Rose!” Ryan’s worried tone cut through the tension as he rushed into the room. Without hesitation, he wrapped her in a protective embrace. His eyes scanned her anxiously, searching for any sign of harm. 

“Are you okay?” he asked, his voice laced with urgency. “Your manager called me and said something happened. What’s going on?” 

Seeing Ryan so concerned for her softened Rose’s anger momentarily. Tears streamed down her face as she clung to him. “It’s her fault,” she sobbed. “That awful girl, Lily! I hate her! I hate her so much!” 

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to do with this? Weren’t you at your opening ceremony? How did she get involved?” 

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Morgan ran a hand through his hair, frustration evident on his face. Once again, this was about Lily. He had taken great care to keep that orphan girl out of Rose’s way, ensuring the illusion of a harmonious family until his plans came to fruition. Despite his precautions, it seemed that Lily had managed to provoke his daughter yet again. 

Morgan couldn’t help but feel his patience wearing thin. His carefully laid plans, years in the making, seemed to be teetering on the edge of collapse–and his own daughter’s meddling wasn’t helping. If things continued this way, how could he keep Lily under control? She wasn’t even his biological daughter, but until his scheme reached fruition, he had to maintain the charade of being a doting father. 

Suppressing a sigh, Morgan looked at his daughter. “Rose, what happened this time? What did you do?” 

Rose, her face a mask of frustration, stomped her foot. “I didn’t do anything, Dad! Just look at what she’s done!” Grabbing the TV remote, she switched on the news, gesturing toward the screen with an accusatory finger. 

The Miller Family’s attention turned to the television. The headlines flashed across the screen, each one worse than the last: “The Hidden Daughter of Morgan,” “A Rising Star: The Gem Called Lily,” and “Rose’s Talented Elder Sister.” 

Casey’s hand flew to her mouth, her face pale. Morgan’s heart sank as he read the headlines, each word fueling his simmering anger. And then there she was–Lily, her image splashed across the screen, walking the red carpet with a regal confidence. Her elegance, her poise–everything about her defied his control. She had dared to step out of line, to challenge the boundaries he’d carefully set.