Serve No One This Life (Angela and Jonathan)
Chapter 11

Knowing that they were about to have a falling out, they decided to go all the way. Angela wasn't a saint, and she wouldn't give Fanny any special treatment. Jessica was taken aback by Angela's words. Angela had always been the one to avoid delivering bad news. Now Jessica realized that she had been living in such a room in the Kins Family's house. It was truly overwhelming. These words undeniably dealt a heavy blow to Fanny's pride. After hearing Angela's words, everyone's opinion of Fanny changed. Fanny felt a burning pain on her face.

She didn't expect Angela to publicly humiliate her like this. And she didn't even call her sister anymore. She kept referring to her as Miss Kins, clearly trying to distance herself from the Kins Family. "Angela, are you blaming our parents for treating you badly? Our parents work hard to earn money, and we should understand and not be greedy. If you're truly unhappy, then let's switch rooms." As the older sister, Fanny advised Angela with a negotiating tone, making it difficult for anyone to refuse. Look, this understanding and considerate character is portrayed so well. Angela was almost moved to tears. I was deceived by this hypocrite in my past life and slaved away for her. Angela sneered and said, "Sure, then you move now. Walk the talk, and don't come crying to the brothers later, saying that I stole your room." Upon hearing this, Fanny's expression changed, and she looked at Angela in silence. Her beautiful eyes were filled with tears as if she couldn't believe that Angela could say such things. "Angela, you... fine, I'll move back as long as you come back." Fanny said with a grievance. Fanny's close friend couldn't bear to see this and angrily said, "Angela, you've gone too far. You're so shameless to snatch someone else's room. How can you be so malicious!" Throw a tantrum, and you get what you want. Angela had seen this trick for many years. She was truly tired of it. Angela went straight to the point, "Don't tell me to be nice when you haven't gone through the hell I did.

I've lived in that room for years, and I survived. Why can't Fanny? Is she born noble? Why does she get to live in a princess-like room while I don't?" Fanny's face turned pale, and she hurriedly said, "Angela, it's because I have health problems, so Dad and Mom treat me better..." "Oh, shut the f*ck up. Just say you don't want to switch rooms with me." Angela didn't give Fanny a chance to hesitate. She hit Fanny where it hurt the most and turned to leave with Jessica. Fanny looked at her with teary eyes, appearing pitiful. Just one glance at her, and one couldn't help but feel pity.

Listen, how eloquent she was. This was not something she fought for; it was all given to her by her parents voluntarily, and it had nothing to do with Fanny. If she continued to be aggressive, she would just be bullying a weak and sick person. Jessica was so angry that she stomped her foot. She was her father's only child, but there were many cousins in the family, so she was always favored. She had never seen a family that didn't cherish their own daughter but treated their adopted daughter as a treasure. Today, this opened her eyes. Jessica refused to leave. She rolled up her sleeves and wanted to fight, saying, "Fanny, why are you so hypocritical? That's Angela's room, and she's the real daughter of the family. You're shamelessly clinging on and occupying what should belong to Angela. How dare you cry? You think I'll let this slide-" Fanny's eyebrows furrowed slightly, seemingly frightened. Her

face turned pale, and her body went limp. "Fanny, what's wrong?" "Fanny, wake up quickly! Call 911!" Fanny's friends screamed, and the crowd gathered around. For a moment, the onlookers directed anger and suspicion towards Angela and Jessica. Jessica stared in disbelief. She was eight yards away from Fanny and hadn't done anything. Is she really that skilled at deception? No wonder she had managed to fool the Kins Family with her appearance. It was the same old trick again. Angela felt annoyed. She let out a cold grunt, took out her phone, and dialed 911. "Hello, is this 911? Someone has fainted here. Please come quickly. If you don't arrive soon, they might die. Our address is..." After ending the call, Angela disregarded the astonished gazes of the crowd and left with Jessica. If she wants to create a scene, then she'll become famous for it. It had happened before. Angela hadn't done anything, yet she would be misunderstood as a bully who took Fanny's belongings. Fanny was like a delicate and precious swan, while Angela was seen as a dirty and vicious bug. Angela pulled Jessica back to the classroom. Jessica puffed her cheeks, clenched her fists, and wore an indignant expression. "Angela, I have truly witnessed the power of your sister. With her fair and delicate face combined with her cunning tactics, she is truly shameless and unbeatable."

Jessica was the only daughter in her family and also the youngest among her extended family. She had many older cousins, and in her mind, older siblings should protect their younger sisters. However, Fanny's actions completely shattered Jessica's beliefs. If she hadn't seen it with her own eyes, it would be hard to believe. Angela smiled and said, "Let's not dwell on unhappy things. After all, don't compare me to that b*tch, right?" But Angela didn't want to dwell on this issue any longer. She wanted peace of mind. Upon hearing Angela's words, Jessica burst into laughter but hesitated and asked, "Angela, you must be very upset about your family's favoritism, right?" Angela's thick eyelashes trembled slightly, and she smiled gently, "I'm not upset anymore."