Chapter 50

Ivy was open about it. If it were anyone else, she would never keep someone else's prized possession for no reason. On the other hand, she despised the Reeds and did not want them to live comfortable life. As a result, she purposefully purchased the emerald pipe in order to annoy them. She admitted to everyone since she was too lazy to put on a friendly façade in front of the Reeds. "I'm not a kind or weak person, Ms. Reed. I treat others the same way they treat me. Do you remember how your family treated me at the time? I can't pretend I've forgotten, can I?" Does she appear to be a kind and merciful person? Piper was trembling with rage. The words she intended to say became lodged in her throat. Ivy's candid admittance was far more frustrating than her denial. Because Don Reed scowled at Piper, she refrained from cursing Ivy. She inhaled deeply, calmed her voice, and wailed as she gazed at Ivy with huge innocent eyes. "Ivy, the past was entirely my fault. I... I was too