She intended to steal, while he was pure and upright.
How could she forgive such a selfish foster mother who changed her fate, how could she calmly accept the biological mother who was disgusted and guarded against her, and how could she stand by Koa Jackson’s side without feeling guilty, matching him?
Mia Ginger slightly closed her eyes, her hands resting on her legs subconsciously clenched together, as if only by doing so could she give herself strength.
These chaotic thoughts accompanied her journey, and soon she arrived home.
It was already six in the evening.
In the living room, Charlotte Chester was chatting and laughing with Zuri Ginger.
She had brushed away the depression and anger from the morning, her hair was styled anew, she wore a gem-blue form-fitting modified cheongsam, and the emerald green Jade Bracelet on her wrist sparkled brilliantly under the chandelier.
"Feels at least ten years younger."
As soon as Mia Ginger entered, she heard this gentle and smiling compliment, followed the sound, and saw Zuri Ginger laughing happily.
"Mia is back." Zuri was momentarily dazed, stood up, took her arm and moved towards the sofa, saying as they walked, "We didn’t know what you like, so we bought a new phone for you, see if you like it?"
As Zuri talked, she unboxed the phone on the coffee table, took out the phone inside to show her.
"This phone is especially good for selfies," Zuri held her as she sat down, showing her the back of the phone, "the magenta color looks especially dazzling, I picked it for you."
"And it was Zuri who paid for it," Charlotte seemed to have completely forgotten about the morning’s unpleasantness, "this phone is independently developed by Meitu company, the photo effect is especially good, and it is selling well on the market, very popular."
Charlotte thought for a moment and forced a smile, "You just came back, and there are so many things during this time, I forgot to buy a phone for you, today I wanted to call you, only to realize you didn’t have a phone. You, child, if you lack something, just say it, how can you keep everything to yourself?"
"..." Mia was momentarily unresponsive.
"In the future, get along well with your sister and brother, and don’t think about unpleasant things." Charlotte patted her hand back, got up personally and poured her a glass of water.
Mia was flattered and hurriedly stood up to receive it.
She sipped a little, glanced at the new phone beside her hand, and softly said, "Thank you."
"I’m your sister, it’s only right to take care of you." Zuri breathed a sigh of relief, smiled, watched her eyelashes droop low, and cautiously asked, "Was the person you called your boyfriend, since you came back so late?"
Mia had just sat down and glanced up at her while holding the cup.
Zuri looked at her expectantly.
She instinctively glanced at Charlotte Chester.
The latter smiled tolerantly, "It was my fault this morning. You are a university student now, it’s normal to have a boyfriend."
She should be with her so-called boyfriend and let Koa Jackson go?
The two people’s attitudes changed drastically, sitting in the living room waiting to give her a phone, just hoping she wouldn’t insist on occupying the marriage agreement, occupying Koa Jackson?
Mia’s heart, which had just warmed up, turned cold inch by inch, looking at the two people smiling in front of her, wanting to laugh, yet feeling ironic and desolate.
It was simply unbearable.
She slowly breathed in, her eyes bending, and the smile at the corners of her mouth blossomed generously, like a delicate and gentle flower.
"No," she looked into Charlotte Chester’s eyes, puzzled, "Didn’t I say it already? Mom, that was just a