In her previous life, Noelle Liddell was subservient to her brothers, adhering to their every demand. However, they took advantage of her, trampling on her dignity to shower affection on Xenia Quigley, their fabricated sister. Although Noelle is their biological sister, she ultimately meets her demise after being cast out of her home. Upon her rebirth, Noelle adopts a new principle—she resolves to cease her role as a Good Samaritan and refuses to forgive or reconcile with her brothers. They are free to pursue their own paths, provided they leave her in peace.

Donovan Liddell, her eldest brother, is perplexed by his declining health, unaware that it is due to Noelle no longer providing him with his medications and supplements. Frank Liddell, the second brother, is baffled by the persistent issues with his company’s firewall, oblivious to the fact that Noelle has ceased its maintenance. Carl Liddell, the third brother, is frustrated by the slow progress in developing a new drug, not realizing that Noelle is no longer conducting the necessary tests. Blake Liddell, the fourth brother, is dismayed by the poor quality of the scripts he receives, failing to understand that Noelle has stopped writing them. Wyatt Liddell, the fifth brother, is dissatisfied with the quality of his prosthetic limb, unaware that Noelle is no longer involved in its production. Lastly, Lucas Liddell, the sixth brother, is confused about his team’s recent losses, not recognizing that Noelle has resigned from her role.

The six brothers find themselves at Noelle’s feet, pleading for her forgiveness. “Return home, Nelly. Blood is thicker than water—we are family!” Noelle responds with disdain, “You only realize your mistakes when everything has fallen apart. I will not forgive any of you!”

• No Longer a Pushover