Kicked Out, She Came Back To Rule - Chapter 150: Chapter 150
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Kaia turned to look back, and her pupils gradually dilated the next second.
She called out, "Mom?"
The middle-aged woman in front of her was not Ruth, but her adoptive mother, Willa Becker, from the countryside.
Three people came in total: her adoptive father, Solomon Becker, and her younger brother, Scott Becker.
Kaia asked excitedly, "Dad, Scott, why are you here?"
"It's been five years, Kaia. You've grown up and become a beautiful young woman." Willa's eyes reddened, and she stepped forward, reaching out her trembling hands to embrace Kaia.
"I'm sorry, Kaia. We haven't contacted you much in the past few years, and we haven't even come to see you once. It's not that we are cruel. It's just that we were worried our background would embarrass you and Andrea."
As she spoke, tears fell down her face.
Even Solomon's wrinkled eyes turned red, and Scott turned his head aside, secretly wiping away tears.
Kaia's eyes were also getting redder and redder, and faint tears were swirling in her eyes.
Willa added, "I wanted to come on your 20th birthday, and that day was also the day of Andrea's engagement, but your dad said that if we showed up on that day, it would embarrass you. So we kept dragging it on until today..."
"Okay, Mom, stop crying. You'll become a crybaby if you cry anymore." Kaia took out a handkerchief and wiped Willa's face.
"Yeah! We finally see each other again. What's with all the crying?" Solomon sighed as he spoke, then looked at Kaia, "The Bennett family is a big, fancy family. We don't have the status to go in, and our clothes are embarrassing. Kaia, go in and call Andrea out. We have birthday gifts for you and Andrea."
"Okay." After Kaia finished speaking, she turned to ring the doorbell.
That action stunned the three of them, wondering why she had to ring the doorbell to return to her own home.
"Who is it?" The butler walked over, and his attitude clearly deteriorated after seeing Kaia.
"Oh, it's you. I wouldn't let you in under normal circumstances. But Mrs. Bennett instructed earlier that you would be here today to move things. Hurry in, move everything, and leave."
The three of them heard something, and Scott quickly asked, "Kaia, what happened? Why is he talking to you in this tone? And move things? Move what?"
Kaia frowned deeply. Before she could explain, the butler said arrogantly, "You didn't know? The Bennett family kicked her out."
"What? Is this true?" Solomon was about to lose his balance, and his pupils trembled violently.
"Kaia, tell me quickly. This isn't true, is it?" Willa was so anxious that she nearly burst into tears.
Kaia felt sour in her heart when she saw Willa and Solomon worried about her, and nodded, "They look down on me. They've officially announced that I have completely severed ties with them, and we will each go our separate ways."
Solomon and the others were thunderstruck.
The butler continued to snort coldly, "It's not that Mr. Bennett and Mrs. Bennett despise you. It's that you're hoist with your own petard. You rely on your beauty and don't cherish your reputation, becoming a mistress, having an affair..."
With a "smack," Kaia slapped the butler, sending him spinning.
Kaia fumed inwardly, 'It would be one thing if Ruth and the others Bennetts said that, but even a servant, an outsider, also insulted me at will? Does he really think I'm a pushover?'
"How dare you hit me? You little beast, how dare you hit me! I'll make you regret this!" The butler covered his cheek and swung his palm towards Kaia's face.
She called out, "Mom?"
The middle-aged woman in front of her was not Ruth, but her adoptive mother, Willa Becker, from the countryside.
Three people came in total: her adoptive father, Solomon Becker, and her younger brother, Scott Becker.
Kaia asked excitedly, "Dad, Scott, why are you here?"
"It's been five years, Kaia. You've grown up and become a beautiful young woman." Willa's eyes reddened, and she stepped forward, reaching out her trembling hands to embrace Kaia.
"I'm sorry, Kaia. We haven't contacted you much in the past few years, and we haven't even come to see you once. It's not that we are cruel. It's just that we were worried our background would embarrass you and Andrea."
As she spoke, tears fell down her face.
Even Solomon's wrinkled eyes turned red, and Scott turned his head aside, secretly wiping away tears.
Kaia's eyes were also getting redder and redder, and faint tears were swirling in her eyes.
Willa added, "I wanted to come on your 20th birthday, and that day was also the day of Andrea's engagement, but your dad said that if we showed up on that day, it would embarrass you. So we kept dragging it on until today..."
"Okay, Mom, stop crying. You'll become a crybaby if you cry anymore." Kaia took out a handkerchief and wiped Willa's face.
"Yeah! We finally see each other again. What's with all the crying?" Solomon sighed as he spoke, then looked at Kaia, "The Bennett family is a big, fancy family. We don't have the status to go in, and our clothes are embarrassing. Kaia, go in and call Andrea out. We have birthday gifts for you and Andrea."
"Okay." After Kaia finished speaking, she turned to ring the doorbell.
That action stunned the three of them, wondering why she had to ring the doorbell to return to her own home.
"Who is it?" The butler walked over, and his attitude clearly deteriorated after seeing Kaia.
"Oh, it's you. I wouldn't let you in under normal circumstances. But Mrs. Bennett instructed earlier that you would be here today to move things. Hurry in, move everything, and leave."
The three of them heard something, and Scott quickly asked, "Kaia, what happened? Why is he talking to you in this tone? And move things? Move what?"
Kaia frowned deeply. Before she could explain, the butler said arrogantly, "You didn't know? The Bennett family kicked her out."
"What? Is this true?" Solomon was about to lose his balance, and his pupils trembled violently.
"Kaia, tell me quickly. This isn't true, is it?" Willa was so anxious that she nearly burst into tears.
Kaia felt sour in her heart when she saw Willa and Solomon worried about her, and nodded, "They look down on me. They've officially announced that I have completely severed ties with them, and we will each go our separate ways."
Solomon and the others were thunderstruck.
The butler continued to snort coldly, "It's not that Mr. Bennett and Mrs. Bennett despise you. It's that you're hoist with your own petard. You rely on your beauty and don't cherish your reputation, becoming a mistress, having an affair..."
With a "smack," Kaia slapped the butler, sending him spinning.
Kaia fumed inwardly, 'It would be one thing if Ruth and the others Bennetts said that, but even a servant, an outsider, also insulted me at will? Does he really think I'm a pushover?'
"How dare you hit me? You little beast, how dare you hit me! I'll make you regret this!" The butler covered his cheek and swung his palm towards Kaia's face.
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