The Returned Heiress Who Never Fit In novel Chapter 691

Chapter 691 Papaya–Fueled Rage

The whole table was filled with dishes.

Several of them featured papaya.

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Off to the side, Lewis helpfully chimed in, “Ms. Tessa, these are from my brother. He said you’re too bony.”

Silas, who had just been trying to identify which dishes were supposedly for breast enhancement, nearly cracked at the words.

Seriously, right now, he wanted to disappear.

How many times had he talked to this kid lately? And yet–still–he never learned.

Why couldn’t he just remember? It was enough to drive a person insane.

Tessa’s expression cracked too.

She suddenly felt awkward all over. “…Uh.”

Her gaze shifted toward Victor.

Just one glance–and there it was.

and resentment in her eyes.

awkward mix of embarrassment

Unbelievable. He’d slept with her and then turned around and gossiped?

He’d even discussed her body with other people?

“You… you’re unbelievable.”

The realization hit her late, but the anger came fast.

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She stood up, slammed her fork onto the plate with a loud clatter, let out a sharp “hmph!” and stormed out of the dining room.

Her outburst was so sudden, nobody even had time to react.

Victor shot Lewis a cold glare.

Lewis’s chest jumped. “Did I… did I say something wrong again?”

He was clearly nervous, his voice stammering.

Silas rubbed his forehead. Still asking? So he didn’t even know what he’d done wrong?

This was worse than Eddie.

At least Eddie’s mouth ran faster than his brain. He’d mess up, then realize it—eventually.

But Lewis? He genuinely had no idea what came out of his mouth.

Victor stood, giving Lewis one final icy glance. “You didn’t say anything wrong. I did.”

Without waiting for a reply, Victor was already out the door, clearly going after Tessa.

That left Lewis and Silas alone.

Lewis looked over. “I… really didn’t say anything wrong?”

Aaaaghh!

Lewis blinked. “He said it was his fault. What’d he even do wrong?”

If this was some sort of tribulation, just send lightning already. Why send

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him?

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He clapped Lewis on the shoulder, his tone layered with hidden wisdom and a deep, helpless sigh. “Eddie’s in the Milbar Desert right now, probably being roasted into jerky. You might want to think about that.”

Lewis: “!! I’m not going to the Milbar Desert!”

He didn’t even have to think–his response was instant.

That hellhole? Anyone who wants to go can go. But not him. No way.

Tessa crouched on the beach, picking up stones and chucking them into the ocean one by one. Some were too small and didn’t make it into the water, which only made her more frustrated.

When Victor arrived, he found her sulking, her mouth in a pout.

He sat beside her. “Still mad?”

Hearing his voice made her angrier. “How would you feel if I went around talking about your size to everyone?”

Victor went silent.

His face darkened.

He yanked her up off the sand and carried her over to a lounge chair.

Seeing that dark look on his face, Tessa started to panic. “W–What are you doing? Put me down!”

Her mind flashed back to what happened in the bathroom last night.

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Damn it… surely he wouldn’t lose all sense of timing and place, right? The island looked quiet, but she was sure there were people watching in the shadows.

She started to panic.

He tossed her onto the lounge chair, climbed over her, and completely caged her in.

Tessa rushed out in a flustered voice, “Okay, okay! I was joking! I won’t talk about it again!”

See? She’d just mentioned his size once, and he got this angry.

So how was she supposed to feel, when he openly talked about her body in front of others?

Victor grabbed her chin and kissed her hard.

Tessa froze.

Her poor heart was about to break.

Not here. Anywhere but here. And she couldn’t even fight him off.

Fortunately, Victor wasn’t as shameless as she feared. After a moment, he finally moved away from her lips.

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