Now They Want My Forgiveness - Chapter 327: Chapter 327
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"Don't beat yourself up. You've always tried to be a good person, but all that's ever done is let people walk all over you. Haven't you had enough of being treated like that?"
Stella suddenly got it. "Alright, I get it now," she said.
"You're just giving her a taste of her own medicine. There's nothing wrong with that, Stella. You did the right thing. Besides, someone like her deserves to be treated that way," Jordan said firmly.
Stella knew she didn't have the evidence yet, but she was determined to make sure Anna realized she would be properly punished.
"Alright, I gotta go. I've got some things to take care of," Jordan said.
Stella nodded. Before she could think any more about it, she heard a knock at the door. "Come in," she called, and Nola walked in.
"Ms. Hayes, Andrew Hayes is here," Nola said. Obviously, he was here because of Anna.
"Tell security to stop him. Don't let him in," Stella said.
"Yes, Ms. Hayes," Nola replied.
Downstairs, Andrew was throwing a fit, but no matter how much of a fuss he made, Stella didn't bother going down to see him. She was swamped with work and had zero time to waste on him.
Andrew kept waiting, thinking he'd finally catch Stella when she got off work. But when the time came, she just slipped out through the underground garage and was gone before he even realized it.
Of course, Andrew wasn't about to give up that easily, so he went straight to Jordan's place to stir up trouble there instead.
Stella still ignored him completely. She thought, 'Let's see if he really dares to hang around here all night.'
Just as she expected, Andrew finally left a little after eleven. Stella just found it laughable. She thought, 'Paternal love, huh? When it really matters, people only ever look out for themselves.'
Stella slept pretty well that night. But the next morning, on her way to work, Andrew was waiting for her outside. "Stella, you disobedient brat. Get out of the car right now," Andrew yelled.
Stella opened the car door to get out. Andrew's hand shot out, ready to slap her. But before he could touch her, a few men rushed over and quickly restrained him. Stella had never seen these guys before, so she was a bit surprised.
One of the men quickly explained, "Don't worry, Mrs. Erwin. We're not bad people. Before Mr. Erwin left, he asked us to protect you."
Stella felt warm. She thought, 'The people who gave me life never cared about me, but now, a man who used to be a complete stranger is the one who actually worries about me.'
Stella walked straight up to Andrew. Andrew tried to struggle, but the guys pinning him down were pros, so he couldn't budge at all.
"Stella, are you crazy? How could you treat your sister like that? I'm here to set things right. Tell them to let me go. Don't forget, I'm your father," Andrew shouted.
Stella slowly crouched down, watching as Andrew was pinned to the ground.
"Father? Oh, so you still remember you're my father? What kind of father doesn't give a damn about his own daughter and keeps drugging her, shoving her into hell?" Stella shot back.
"You're my child, so I can do whatever the hell I want with you!" Andrew barked.
Stella suddenly let out a laugh. "You're right. You always did whatever you wanted. But guess what? I can fight back now.
"When I was a kid, I was powerless, had no one to rely on, so I just had to take it. But now that I'm grown, why the hell should I let you keep walking all over me?
"When I was on a business trip, Anna tried to have a bunch of guys rape me. So tell me, what's wrong with me fighting back?"
"What nonsense are you spouting? Anna would never do something like that. She's way better than you ever were. You're just making excuses for your own mistakes," Andrew yelled.
"Andrew, maybe I don't have the evidence yet, but one day, I'll lay it all out in front of you and show you what your precious Anna is really like," Stella said coldly.
Suddenly, Stella remembered something. "Oh, and actually, I'm not completely without evidence. Just take a look at this and you'll see for yourself."
Stella suddenly got it. "Alright, I get it now," she said.
"You're just giving her a taste of her own medicine. There's nothing wrong with that, Stella. You did the right thing. Besides, someone like her deserves to be treated that way," Jordan said firmly.
Stella knew she didn't have the evidence yet, but she was determined to make sure Anna realized she would be properly punished.
"Alright, I gotta go. I've got some things to take care of," Jordan said.
Stella nodded. Before she could think any more about it, she heard a knock at the door. "Come in," she called, and Nola walked in.
"Ms. Hayes, Andrew Hayes is here," Nola said. Obviously, he was here because of Anna.
"Tell security to stop him. Don't let him in," Stella said.
"Yes, Ms. Hayes," Nola replied.
Downstairs, Andrew was throwing a fit, but no matter how much of a fuss he made, Stella didn't bother going down to see him. She was swamped with work and had zero time to waste on him.
Andrew kept waiting, thinking he'd finally catch Stella when she got off work. But when the time came, she just slipped out through the underground garage and was gone before he even realized it.
Of course, Andrew wasn't about to give up that easily, so he went straight to Jordan's place to stir up trouble there instead.
Stella still ignored him completely. She thought, 'Let's see if he really dares to hang around here all night.'
Just as she expected, Andrew finally left a little after eleven. Stella just found it laughable. She thought, 'Paternal love, huh? When it really matters, people only ever look out for themselves.'
Stella slept pretty well that night. But the next morning, on her way to work, Andrew was waiting for her outside. "Stella, you disobedient brat. Get out of the car right now," Andrew yelled.
Stella opened the car door to get out. Andrew's hand shot out, ready to slap her. But before he could touch her, a few men rushed over and quickly restrained him. Stella had never seen these guys before, so she was a bit surprised.
One of the men quickly explained, "Don't worry, Mrs. Erwin. We're not bad people. Before Mr. Erwin left, he asked us to protect you."
Stella felt warm. She thought, 'The people who gave me life never cared about me, but now, a man who used to be a complete stranger is the one who actually worries about me.'
Stella walked straight up to Andrew. Andrew tried to struggle, but the guys pinning him down were pros, so he couldn't budge at all.
"Stella, are you crazy? How could you treat your sister like that? I'm here to set things right. Tell them to let me go. Don't forget, I'm your father," Andrew shouted.
Stella slowly crouched down, watching as Andrew was pinned to the ground.
"Father? Oh, so you still remember you're my father? What kind of father doesn't give a damn about his own daughter and keeps drugging her, shoving her into hell?" Stella shot back.
"You're my child, so I can do whatever the hell I want with you!" Andrew barked.
Stella suddenly let out a laugh. "You're right. You always did whatever you wanted. But guess what? I can fight back now.
"When I was a kid, I was powerless, had no one to rely on, so I just had to take it. But now that I'm grown, why the hell should I let you keep walking all over me?
"When I was on a business trip, Anna tried to have a bunch of guys rape me. So tell me, what's wrong with me fighting back?"
"What nonsense are you spouting? Anna would never do something like that. She's way better than you ever were. You're just making excuses for your own mistakes," Andrew yelled.
"Andrew, maybe I don't have the evidence yet, but one day, I'll lay it all out in front of you and show you what your precious Anna is really like," Stella said coldly.
Suddenly, Stella remembered something. "Oh, and actually, I'm not completely without evidence. Just take a look at this and you'll see for yourself."
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