★★★ The dulcet sunlight poured in through the window blinds, making its way to the sleeping figure on the bed. Liam groaned and opened his eyes to the sunlight before bringing his hand over his eyes to shield them. “Good morning.” Liam was startled awake by the unexpected voice in the room, which was unusual for a morning in his life. He looked to his left and saw Cornell sitting on a chair, a book in front of his face. Liam jogged his eyes around the room and discovered it was not his. “My apologies for flabbergasting you. Last night my mother brought you here and took care of you,” Cornell said, setting the book down on his lap with a smile on his face that was not only beautiful to look at, but also made Liam feel fresh and at ease in the morning, which he rarely got to experience. “Good morning!” Liam greeted Cornell. “Breakfast is ready, and you'll find everything you need in the bathroom to freshen up. Then you will be able to see us at the breakfast table," Cornell state

★★★ Later on that day, Cornell and Jessica made their way to Lawrence Manor. Outside the house, she discovered two vehicles that belonged to her father and Stefen. Jessica grinned internally as she considered her father's reaction to the blow Mr. Ros imparted to him by going to the hospital. After that, Mr. Ros would have to walk to the prison. If her father insisted on refusing to give her a share of the property, she would make sure to treat her father similarly. As soon as she came into their line of vision, Darren and Eva gave her and Cornell a savage glare, acting as though she had brought disasters into their lives. “Cornell, go to the room and have fun. Mom will arrive soon to join you because she needs to play a part in the show here." While speaking to her son out loud, Jessica kept an eye on Darren and Eva. As soon as she caught Darren's clenched fist in her line of sight, her brows arched amusingly. “Alright, but try not to overwork yourself.” Cornell played alongside

★★ “This is the only time you did such a thing in my house. My tolerance won't be as polite the next time,” Liam said with a heavy tone, descending the stairs. “How on earth can you want me to be sane when you caused my sanity to be lost!" Rilika shouted with tear-filled eyes in anguish at being neglected by the person she dearly loved. “I can not do this anymore. With you, I am unable to breathe or find contentment. Although I don't mean to hurt you, I think it's better to be alone than to kill yourself in this relationship. I, therefore decide to be apart from you, sorry. If you ever need my assistance in the future, please do not hesitate to contact me." "But I apologize for this miserable relationship,” Liam expressed without displaying any emotion on his face, indicating that he had never felt anything at all for Rilika and that nothing was now surfacing on his face to express such meanness. “You are ending the relationship with me. No-no, you are wrong. Liam, you cannot aban

★★★ “Bring the 'Pierogi," Stefen commanded the servants in the manor as he glared vehemently at them. Though servants were not to blame, it was Eva who informed them that the meals had to be liked by her daughter. “How do you know Mom likes 'Pierogi?" Cornell asked aloud and it was heard by everyone at the dining table. They had no idea what Jessica was interested in eating, nor had they wanted to know, but how did Stefen know was the question on Eva's mind. Eva's hand squeezed the serviette in her hand, holding her anger in her body while her eyes stared at Jessica with murderous intent. “I'm not sure if you and my sister enjoy 'Pierogies', but haven't the Poles always been big fans of this dish? My beloved nephew, you can thank my intuition,” Stefen smiled at Cornell. Rilika, on the other hand, lost her appetite by all the drama that had been circulating at the dinner table. Her gaze was drawn to her mother, and she saw tear-filled angry eyes, glaring at Jessica. Though she did

★★★ "I am not absolutely certain! Nevertheless, I think that if Jessica is not in the picture, my life might continue as it did before," Rilika responded irrationally because she believed Jessica was the root cause of Liam forcing her away. Perhaps if she implemented a little pressure on her brain, she might recall that she had never gotten along with Liam before Jessica. “You and Mom have been inflected by Jessica without her doing anything,” Stefen spoke while fixating on the glass in his hand. His eyes were calm yet determined. “Because she is a disease to our family. Mom, Dad, and I have all been putting up with disasters ever since she came back. If she takes my Liam from me, I make a solemn vow to God that I will not keep her alive,” Rilika became irate and mentioned how much she detested Jessica. Holding the glass, Stefen banged it loudly on the table and sternly remarked, "If you think you can get away with your actions safely, I would like to give you a little guidance t