The Day I Kissed An Older Man novel Chapter 2594

"B*tch," Thalia spat.

Claudia turned around in disbelief. "What did you just call me?"

"I called you a b*tch."

"I dare you to say that again!" Claudia never thought that her sister would curse at her like that. She had never scolded or laid a finger on Thalia, yet Thalia had no qualms about using such derogatory terms to address her!

"Are you mentally ill? You like being called a b*tch, do you? You're a b*tch, and that's a fact! You told me to stop thinking about Lucas all the time because you secretly like him too, right? You just didn't consider who your rivals are. That's how you've always been. Whenever I like something, you just have to try your best to take it away. Lucas is different though. I won't let you have him."

Claudia could see Thalia's mouth moving, but she did not pay attention to everything that came out of Thalia's mouth. The only thing that filled her mind was that her sister had called her a b*tch.

"Don't pretend like you're a good person in front of me from now on. It disgusts me. Now, please get out of my room." Thalia pointed at the door, leaving Claudia still in shock.

"You called me a b*tch just because of him? We're sisters, you know. People see us as having a strong bond, but that boy is enough to change all that—hmph. I never thought that my sister would one day point her finger at me and call me a b*tch."

Henry's grey hair triggered another surge of emotion from Claudia. She threw herself into Henry's and cried loudly. "Everything that happened today isn't what you think it is..."

That was not to say that she could explain what happened if she was asked to. The entire incident had been beyond her expectations, and it was no longer something a teenager could resolve.

"Tell me what happened. Didn't we already agree we'll always share our problems? I won't be able to help you if you don't tell me." Henry was extremely worried, especially for his eldest daughter. She was a smart, pretty girl who would have had plenty of suitors at school.

Claudia, being the well-behaved and mature girl that she was, knew better than to deal with all those people. Since she would never accept all those confessions, there was a possibility that she could have been bullied.