Kicked Out, She Came Back To Rule - Chapter 91: Chapter 91
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Kaia took a quick step back, narrowly dodging the slap.
"I remember when you first brought me back from the countryside, you hit me. From then on, I swore to myself that unless I made a mistake, neither you nor Dad had the right to lay a hand on me," she said.
"You're so out of line! Why do I have such an unruly daughter?" Ruth's chest heaved with fury.
Melvin's face turned grim as he looked at Lincoln. "This is your wonderful daughter! She's a disaster at home, and now she has turned Andrea's engagement party into a circus, making us a laughingstock! How humiliating!"
Emma's disgust for Kaia was at its peak. "Lincoln, I told you before, a girl raised in the countryside will never change, no matter how strict you are. But you wouldn't listen. You insisted on bringing her back. Now send her away, as far away as possible. I never want to see her again."
Lincoln took a deep breath, walked up to Kaia, and raised his hand.
"What, you're going to hit me too?" Kaia slightly lifted her chin, her expression calm and steady, showing neither fear nor anger.
Off to the side, Devin grew anxious and quickly sent a message to Tobias, filling him in on what was happening.
Tobias's expression darkened. "Video call me."
"Yes," replied Devin.
As soon as the call connected, Tobias saw the Bennett family shutting Kaia out. His brows knitted tightly, and a wave of pain washed over him.
Lincoln's face was stern as he looked at Kaia. "I'll give you one last chance. Apologize to Andrea. If you can't do that, you'll no longer be my daughter!"
"When have you ever treated me like your daughter?" Kaia said indignantly. Her eyes were cold.
"You... you..." Lincoln was so furious he could barely speak. "Fine, fine! You won't apologize, huh? Very well, you don't care about being my daughter. That's just perfect! Kaia, listen up. I'm kicking you out. Go back to the countryside and return to your peasant parents!"
Kaia's anger flared. "Peasant parents? You have no right to say that about them. They may be born and raised in the countryside, but they're honest, hardworking people who've always relied on their own hands to make a living. They've spent most of their lives for the sake of their children. And you? You only care about your reputation!"
"Kaia, how dare you talk to your father like that? Have you completely lost your mind? That kind of disrespect will come back to bite you." Ruth screeched, her face twisted with rage.
"Yeah, you gave birth to me, but that doesn't mean I owe you my life. Just because you brought me into this world doesn't mean you can humiliate me or get to decide my fate," Kaia shot back.
She turned and looked straight at Melvin, Emma, and everyone else in the Bennett family.
"I know you all won't accept me and think that I embarrass you. You've wanted to kick me out for a long time, especially you, Grandpa and Grandma. When you tore up Collin's painting and demanded I get him to paint another, I refused, and that made you hate me even more.
"What happened today is just the final straw. Honestly, I've always known this day would come. I have nothing to do with the Bennett family anymore. Since that's the case, let's cut ties. From now on, I have nothing to do with the Bennett family," Kaia said.
Melvin slammed his cane against the floor. "No matter what happens to you in the future, it has nothing to do with us anymore. Get out! Go!"
Melvin thought that once Kaia was gone, their household could return to its former peace.
"I remember when you first brought me back from the countryside, you hit me. From then on, I swore to myself that unless I made a mistake, neither you nor Dad had the right to lay a hand on me," she said.
"You're so out of line! Why do I have such an unruly daughter?" Ruth's chest heaved with fury.
Melvin's face turned grim as he looked at Lincoln. "This is your wonderful daughter! She's a disaster at home, and now she has turned Andrea's engagement party into a circus, making us a laughingstock! How humiliating!"
Emma's disgust for Kaia was at its peak. "Lincoln, I told you before, a girl raised in the countryside will never change, no matter how strict you are. But you wouldn't listen. You insisted on bringing her back. Now send her away, as far away as possible. I never want to see her again."
Lincoln took a deep breath, walked up to Kaia, and raised his hand.
"What, you're going to hit me too?" Kaia slightly lifted her chin, her expression calm and steady, showing neither fear nor anger.
Off to the side, Devin grew anxious and quickly sent a message to Tobias, filling him in on what was happening.
Tobias's expression darkened. "Video call me."
"Yes," replied Devin.
As soon as the call connected, Tobias saw the Bennett family shutting Kaia out. His brows knitted tightly, and a wave of pain washed over him.
Lincoln's face was stern as he looked at Kaia. "I'll give you one last chance. Apologize to Andrea. If you can't do that, you'll no longer be my daughter!"
"When have you ever treated me like your daughter?" Kaia said indignantly. Her eyes were cold.
"You... you..." Lincoln was so furious he could barely speak. "Fine, fine! You won't apologize, huh? Very well, you don't care about being my daughter. That's just perfect! Kaia, listen up. I'm kicking you out. Go back to the countryside and return to your peasant parents!"
Kaia's anger flared. "Peasant parents? You have no right to say that about them. They may be born and raised in the countryside, but they're honest, hardworking people who've always relied on their own hands to make a living. They've spent most of their lives for the sake of their children. And you? You only care about your reputation!"
"Kaia, how dare you talk to your father like that? Have you completely lost your mind? That kind of disrespect will come back to bite you." Ruth screeched, her face twisted with rage.
"Yeah, you gave birth to me, but that doesn't mean I owe you my life. Just because you brought me into this world doesn't mean you can humiliate me or get to decide my fate," Kaia shot back.
She turned and looked straight at Melvin, Emma, and everyone else in the Bennett family.
"I know you all won't accept me and think that I embarrass you. You've wanted to kick me out for a long time, especially you, Grandpa and Grandma. When you tore up Collin's painting and demanded I get him to paint another, I refused, and that made you hate me even more.
"What happened today is just the final straw. Honestly, I've always known this day would come. I have nothing to do with the Bennett family anymore. Since that's the case, let's cut ties. From now on, I have nothing to do with the Bennett family," Kaia said.
Melvin slammed his cane against the floor. "No matter what happens to you in the future, it has nothing to do with us anymore. Get out! Go!"
Melvin thought that once Kaia was gone, their household could return to its former peace.
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