Elara did not want to lose the momentum to insult Aveline, so she did that as soon as the announcement was over. "Didn't you say you were going to get bronze level? If I were you, I'd die because of embarrassment!" Her words annoyed Aveline and Isabella. Aveline did not want to be humiliated in fr

"That must be him! Runaway soldiers are more despicable than anything in this country," Liam responded furiously. Weltaria had a strong military compared to other countries. It was said that other countries feared Weltaria's military, so they tried to destroy the Great Commander during the war with the Narman Empire. They were worried about the Great Commander, who could control the entire military in just a short period. He was a living legend, not just in Weltaria but in other countries as well. Everyone despised soldiers who fled the battlefield for disrespecting the Great Commander. Society did not want to accept that kind of soldier. "I heard that soldiers who run away can't get jobs. They can ruin a company's reputation," Stella continued, increasingly convinced that Cassian's background ruined her daughter's business. Aveline's eyes turned red with anger. "I thought so, too. Even after the divorce, he's still a parasite to me!" Her hatred for Cassian grew. She had to expla

"Mom, I'm home!" Elara beamed when she saw the woman she had missed. Hannah hugged Elara tightly, her eyes teary. "I'm glad you're home safe and sound!" "Congratulations on returning to us," Samuel welcomed his daughter thankfully. However, the rest of the family did not like seeing her, especial

"Grandpa, I apologize for making a scene," Olivia spoke up immediately to maintain a good image in front of Scott. She sobbed, "I'm just sad that Elara ignored her cousin in favor of power." Elara wanted to defend herself, but Scott looked at her angrily. Whatever came out of her mouth would not ch

Elara chose not to reach out to Logan after finding out what Cassian wanted. Her attention returned to the West family who were still happy about the partnership with Bridge Point. Her parents stood awkwardly among the others because no one cared about them. The West family treated her parents like