The Kiss that Sparked it All (Ellinor and Theo) novel Chapter 1399
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Chapter 1399
So she tried to comfort her. “Sophia, you’ve gotta relax a bit. You can’t force love. Since Mr. Blanchet has someone else on his mind, you should let go. Believe me, you’ll find a good man who only has eyes for you.”
Sophia’s mournful expression turned icy, and she glared angrily at Bertha. “Are you trying to teach me how to live my life? Who do you think you are?”
Bertha’s face stiffened. She now looked rather helpless and awkward. “No, I just don’t want to see you get hurt or stuck in a rut. I hope you’ll be able to move on. Sophia, since I married your father, I promised to treat you like my own.”
Sophia scoffed sarcastically. “Enough! Stop playing the good guy! You must be laughing inside at me being dumped, right? You wish me well? What a joke! Bertha, my dad might buy your crap, but I won’t! Don’t get too cocky. I’ve got a long life ahead of me! The man I love will be mine; he won’t be able to get away from me!”
With that, Sophia stormed off to her room.
Bertha watched Sophia’s stubborn and extreme departure while sighing helplessly.
Being a stepmother was tough. Even when you meant well, you could still be misunderstood.
Just then, a small hand tugged at her skirt.
Bertha snapped back to reality and looked down to see Lea.
Lea looked up at her mother with concern. “Mom, did sis bully you again?”
Bertha smiled and patted her daughter’s hair. “No, your sister just misunderstood me. It’ll get better.”
Lea frowned. “But it’s been years, and sis never talks nicely to you. I don’t like sis!”
Bertha picked up her daughter and spoke seriously. “Lea, you can’t talk about your sister like that. No matter how she treats me, she’s still your real sister. When your dad and I are old and not around, she’ll be the only family you have left. You two need to help each other and keep each other company, got it?”
Not wanting to upset her mom, Lea reluctantly nodded. “Okay, I got it…”
Bertha, with her daughter in her arms, went off to find Thaddeus. They needed to have a serious talk. How could he be so rough on people?
He was too old for his temper. It seemed like old habits really died hard.
In the guest room.
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