Chapter Summary: Chapter 270 – Kiss My Revenge The Heiress Strikes Back by Elma Evert
In Chapter 270, a key moment in the Romance novel Kiss My Revenge The Heiress Strikes Back, Elma Evert delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.
"Uh-huh," Cathy croaked, her voice scratchy and dry, as if it hadn't been used in ages.
Miranda finished peeling an apple and took a bite. "Does he know you're awake?"
Cathy shook her head. "No."
Miranda continued, "Now that you're up, what do you want to do?"
Miranda crunched on her apple, the sound a symphony of sweetness and crispness.
Cathy turned her head to look at Miranda, her eyes fixed on the apple in her hand. She whispered, "I want an apple."
Miranda paused, then cut a small slice and gently fed it to Cathy.
As Cathy savored the apple, tears welled up in her eyes. Her voice trembled as she said, "So sweet. Thank you."
Though Cathy had just come out of a coma, she had been aware during her time unconscious. She could hear, she could feel, but she couldn’t see. She knew someone had been visiting her every once in a while, talking to her, and treating her.
Though she had no idea what those things were that pierced her skin, she knew she was getting obviously better, her consciousness growing stronger.
When she finally opened her eyes, she discovered it was Miranda. The same Miranda she had seen before. The same girl she had once helped in secret when others bullied her.
During her coma, Cathy learned that Miranda had been wrongly accused of pushing her off the building. But she knew the truth. Miranda wasn’t the one who did it.
"Miranda." Cathy looked at Miranda, eyes reddening, "I don't know how to help you now."
She wanted to help Miranda but felt lost on what to do. She had been asleep for over two years, and the world had moved on without her. Her parents had long since taken the Hawke family's money and left for another country, leaving her alone and unsure of what to do next.
Miranda handed Cathy another slice of apple, smiling. "No rush. Let's just watch the show for now."
Miranda had become a figure of influence, known quietly to some as the Great Healer. Her reputation for healing influential figures had earned her more respect and admiration.
As Miranda's mother, Lavinia basked in the attention, graciously accepting the compliments. "Oh, my daughter is just exceptional. Hahaha, I love hearing that."
Miranda, by Lavinia's side, navigated the auction's after-party. Her lifted gaze casually met that of Alden and Grace staring at her.
Mrs. Hawke dabbed at tears, regret etched into her features as she looked at Miranda. But the latter simply smiled and ignored her, turning to Lavinia. "Godmom, let's see what's over there."
Mrs. Hawke felt a pang of sorrow at being dismissed.
"Great. She's not going to acknowledge us now," Alden sighed, resigning to their fate. With that, they continued mingling, bringing Dorian and the others along to network.
Lavinia glanced over, speaking softly, "I've heard the Hawke Group is in serious financial trouble, with major cash flow issues. It seems they're hoping to arrange marriages for their sons to save the family. That's probably why they've brought all four of them here."
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In what world was it ever okay for people to like people who hit and punch them? Miranda deserves someone who doesn't hit people, she needs someone who commands respect through kindness, who could show her a world where people respond more to kindness. All this shows is that it's all about money. There was no character development for Elian. He is the typical boring man, tough but soft for the heroine. Seb is the typical mysterious, quiet and strong. Can you introduce another character who would really pique Miranda's interest from the start please. All the stories I've ever read are about strong people getting together, kings, alphas, queens, powered individuals. What about someone ordinary but not too ordinary, someone middle class but hard-working, someone relatable? Okay ,rant over, bye...
I liked it before but her choosi g Elian made it boring pretty fast. He is too childish in front of her. It's your story though. I was hoping she'd neither choose Elian nor Sebastian but someone else. They are now too overpowered, it was getting redundant to read that they're the best at everything. Too much of a power couple is too much. Bye!...
Will there be an update soon please...