Chapter 89

Lydia suddenly stiffened, a chill running down her spine. For a brief moment, she saw a glimpse of Elaine in Audrey. The thought flashed across her mind but was immediately dismissed. That's impossible. Fiona happened to be home at that time. Hearing the commotion, she quickly came downstairs and asked, "Mom, what's going on?" Lydia didn't hold back and snapped at her, "Isn't this all your doing?" "What did I even do this time?" Fiona pouted, sounding genuinely aggrieved. It had always been the two of them relying on each other. Sure, Fiona had caused her share of trouble, but her heart had always been with her mother. Lydia calmed down a little and asked, "Didn't you say Mrs. Sinclair wasn't favored?" "Yeah," Fiona answered instantly, like it was obvious. "Everyone knows Audrey's existence is just for show." "Well, I saw them today," Lydia hissed, her jaw clenched tight as she remembered. That sharp tongue and smug look—exactly like that petty little fox! "You saw Audrey?" Fiona asked