A Reborn Bride Pearl Emerging from Dust novel Chapter 1075

“We know you’ve been hurt before—because of the Jewell family. But I promise you, we would never let anything like that happen to you under our roof,” Lillian said, her tone steady with conviction.

“And as for Blythe, I’ll admit it: we did dote on her all these years. She wound up filling your place in our lives after you were gone. But it wasn’t because we loved you any less—if anything, it was because we loved you so much, and thought we’d lost you. All that affection we had for you, we just... transferred it to her.”

“Maybe we spoiled her too much. I can see now that it’s shaped her personality in ways we failed to notice. We always thought she was so well-behaved, so considerate, but really, she was just putting on a show for our sake.”

“We know better now. And we’ve spoken to her—she understands the situation. From now on, everything we own, everything we are, will belong to you. All our assets, the entire estate—you’ll inherit all of it.”

“As for Blythe, we’ll make sure she’s taken care of, of course. We won’t leave her with nothing, but she won’t get much. The lion’s share is yours. After all, you’re the one we need to make things right with.” Lillian’s eyes never left Calliope as she spoke, her expression grave and unyielding.

They had confronted Blythe almost immediately after learning the truth—after discovering that Calliope was truly their daughter. They knew how much she’d suffered in the Jewell family’s hands, and were determined not to let her face hardship ever again. Now that she was home, she was their sole focus.

“Blythe agreed to this?” Calliope asked, taken aback. It was one thing for Lillian to be open about their feelings, but to declare the inheritance arrangements so plainly—she had never expected that.

“If she agrees, she stays part of our family. If not, then she is no longer a White at all,” Lillian replied with calm certainty. “She did bring us comfort for a time, but we gave a lot to her, too. Call it even. Frankly, if it weren’t for us, she wouldn’t have the life she enjoys today. If she can’t understand that, then she has no place here.”

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