Breaking Free From My Ex (Grace and Antonio) novel Chapter 216

Chapter 216

Chapter 216

Phyllis, fired up with rage, let loose and said some really mean stuff.

Edward was so mad his head hurt. He’d just settled one mess, but his mom stirred it up again.

Rosalie glanced at Phyllis pissed off face with a smirk.

“My dad used my money for Helena’s university permit. Ain’t I supposed to be proud? I helped her get in. like a hero. She’s grateful, right? Why’s Helena ungrateful and trash–talking me?” said Rosalie,

This statement not only tarnished the Graham family’s rep, making them look like they were stepping all over people but also accused Helena of being ungrateful for Rosalie’s favor.

Helena was shaking with rage, She gripped the sofa tightly, glaring at Rosalie’s contemptuous face. It took all her strength to stay calm and not rip Roule

“Rosalie, I’m not trying to degrade you,” Helena said softly, her eyes welling up with tears that suggested she was totally misunderstood.

Meanwhile, Helena also harbored resentment towards Phyllis, who she considered troublesome. Earlier, Helena had remained silent and stayed out of the way, but Phyllis comparison between her and Rosalie had reignited Rosalie’s hostility towards Helena

Helena couldn’t help but wonder if Phyllis was really proud of her, or if she was deliberately trying to drag her back into the spotlight for Rosalie to degrade her again.

“Really! From the way Grandma spoke, I thought she was always comparing me to you when I wasn’t with you guys,” said Rosalie

“No… That’s not t

not true,” said Helena.

Even though Helena didn’t want to, she kept forcing a smile. Her face was so tight from smiling that she felt worn out. Every clash with Rosalie seemed to make her heart condition flair up.

Rosalie said, “Fine. I’m an excellent woman and don’t mind comparisons. But I hate being compared to losers.”

Speechlessly, Helena pondered, ‘Go to hell, bitch!‘

She sneered at Rosalie’s comments of being excellent in her heart as Rosalie was just a loser who was able to matriculate at all.

Helena thought Rosalie must have thrown her sense of shame into the wind when chasing Julian, which was why she was spouting such shameless talk now.

Edward, however, heard Rosalie obscurely accuse him of using her cash to support other women and kids, even his mom. It reminded him of the days he was living under Bella’s thumb, dependent and useless.

He glared at Rosalie with pure hate and malice. At that moment, he wanted to strangle his own daughter.