as sho

e servant i

omeone else, how would she have

e commit such horrendous acts befor

that type

dn't be

er, the servant sneered at he

. It was apparent that she held a deep grudge against her,

o you want to remember my name so that you can find an opportunity to take reveng

med that Sarah Shu didn't care about hearing what she had to say. Instead

looked into Sarah Shu's eyes. It was filled wit

done? Why was she ha

of person who would me

ly hurt that

t want to believe it. The person S

nts. However, they either avoided her or mirrored Sarah Shu

she was sure of was that her real name was Aman

t she met made her very uncomfortable. She tried every means to recall the memories in her past. However

angry voice bellow from

he suddenly felt a slap on her face and started to feel dizzy. When she f

her eyes. She looked up and saw a fu

l-dressed and having exquisite makeup on.

he seemed to be addicted in slapping her. With narrow eyes, Elva stood up and b

sp and it was much louder

was surrounded by peopl

denly ran towards the noble woman who had gotten slapped. While some w

erstood everything and

remained onlookers when this woman crazily slap her. But when s

waiting and wishing to see h

't even know if she had hurt a lot of people. From everythi

ld try to live better since they were all expecting the worse.

are yo

to help her. She felt the surging pain on her face and

was now disheveled after Elva slapped her. She looked so embarrassed, and the inc

on. Why did she have to bea

ad

he looked too old to be his w

aved abnormally and thought of the same id

h for William, it didn't

ined her noble demeanor, which surprised Elva. She glared

today, or else I will feel guilty for t

d pressed their palms on her back. Some of them even secretly pinched h

n only play dirty tricks behind

. It was apparent that she understood what they were doing behind her

t's time for you to finally understan

arly." Elva didn't bother to mince her words. She hated the people who wanted to say something, but expressed it in a vague mann

ou are still saying that you don't understand anything. Amanda, you are so heartless! You are just like your parents!" Josiah Cheng coul

oudly landed on Elva's

y helplessly bear the pain they inflicted on her. Her face hur

followed

ure was

torted by instinct, "Don't mention my pa

t her with an incredulous grin. "I wasn't aware that you had a close relationship with your parents. You don't seem to mind