Chapter 64

Suddenly thinking of something, I said, “Don’t throw away the luxury items; keep them to sell later as secondhand goods at a low price. Sell them for whatever they’re worth, and donate all the proceeds as a way for them to repay me!”

If not luxury goods, then what was thrown away?

The bodyguards understood and turned to Sophia’s storage room. Sophia had become wealthy, but she still couldn’t change her habit of collecting junk; she couldn’t bear to throw away anything that had been used. Interestingly, when they moved into this villa many years ago, the luggage they brought with them was still there!

“How you came in is how you roll out! That’s all there is to it!”

As for the others, they were bought with the blood of her and her family; what right did they have to take them away? She sold them at a low price to pay them back, which was already a bargain for them!

Outside the villa, Sophia was thrown hard to the ground. Her tantrums were useless in front of the cold-faced bodyguard. The noise was too loud and had already attracted quite a few people, all of whom were residents of Sapphire Heights. Seeing that someone was paying attention, Sophia didn’t get up and simply sat down on the ground. She slapped her thigh and kicked her feet, then started to howl.

“Damn it! Someone had forcibly occupied my house!”

“Also, it threw my old arms and legs to the ground; this was trying to drive my whole family to death!”

“What was going on?” someone whispered.

“Who were they cursing… Ophelia? Wasn’t she the Ms. Ophelia from the Greene family? Was it she who had thrown the person out?” someone muttered vigorously.

Ophelia’s name caused Sophia to howl even more. “The house was taken away by someone, and I didn’t want to live anymore!”

“When I had such a great debt of gratitude to her mother, who could have imagined that this little ingrate would repay kindness with enmity today?”

She howled the same few sentences over and over again. Harriet owed her a big favor, but today, as Ophelia, her daughter, she acted like a white-eyed wolf, taking over her house and driving her family out, trying to force this old woman to her death…

Although the onlookers usually had a poor impression of the Herrera family, hearing this inevitably made their impression of Ophelia even worse. They had heard of Ophelia’s reputation before—both willful and useless. After listening to Sophia, they immediately grew even more disgusted with her.

Not to mention anything else, the old lady was already so advanced in age, and she was thrown out so forcefully; what would happen if she fell and got hurt? This little girl didn’t even understand the importance of respecting the elderly and caring for the young!

Someone was about to go forward to help Sophia. At that moment, Ophelia came out. Hearing Sophia’s cry, her gaze turned cold, and she said softly:

“Did you save my mom’s life? How come I didn’t know about it?”

As soon as she spoke, she immediately attracted everyone’s attention.

“This, this was Ophelia?”

Everyone looked at that beautiful and striking face, utterly astonished. Ophelia had not been a stranger to this place, but her style had always been quite “eccentric.” For so many years, she had never allowed anyone to see what her face really looked like… However, no matter how good-looking she was, the impression she gave was still poor—Sophia was still on the ground! After all, she had saved her mother!

“I saved your mom, how could that be fake?!” A hint of guilt flashed in Sophia’s eyes, but she quickly regained her confidence.

Ophelia sneered, crossing her arms and looking down from above. “The life-saving favor you mentioned, could it be the time when my mom had food poisoning and you called an ambulance for her?”

Without waiting for Sophia to respond, her voice suddenly turned cold.

“Did you think that I was only a little over three years old at that time, and couldn’t remember things, so you could speak nonsense in front of me?”

“At that time, it was clearly you who coveted my mother’s nanny salary, thinking that you could do what she did. So you deliberately squeezed her out and took her job, and as a result—!”

“Ha, you greedily bought the vegetables for the market again, deliberately purchasing inferior produce, which caused my mom to eat spoiled food and get food poisoning!”

“Just because it was you who called the ambulance at that time, you became her lifesaver?”

“My mom didn’t hold you accountable, yet you came to repay kindness with malice! Isn’t it ridiculous? The face of your Herrera family must be as big as half the Pacific Ocean, right?!”