Chapter 138: Irene's Biological Parents

Even if Faure had issues with Hausman's domineering nature, he couldn't deny that when their parents weren't around, Hausman was the one who made Faure feel most at ease. And besides, why couldn't Joanna just check the school website for Irene's results? How can she claim to have a close bond with her sister if she doesn't even know which school Irene attends? In the capital, Joanna never expected that Faure would deliberately lie to her out of spite, so she didn't bother to check the website. As for the calls from Kashi, Joanna had already seen them, but she pretended not to notice. She had no interest in answering. Family issues, combined with matters related to the streaming platform, weighed on her so much that she could barely eat. Moreover, she had just received a call from a family in the mountains. The call wasn't from her so-called brother—he was such a schemer and probably knew he couldn't hold her back anymore, so he decided not to try and just hid away. Joanna's f