All Chapters of The Paralel World Doctor : Chapter 221
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Amanda Steps Away
Norma cleared space on the left so Amanda could lead Richard away without passing directly in front of the bodyguards. Several people lowered their phones after Peter asked them not to turn someone’s injury into entertainment. Richard glanced at the crowd making room for him, and his expression grew even more rigid. Losing the exchange was embarrassing enough, but being treated calmly afterward left him with nobody convenient to blame. Peter turned toward the larger bodyguard. “Don’t continue. It’s over.” The man steadied his breathing and nodded after receiving confirmation from his leader. Their earlier defeat against Peter had clearly made the group more willing to accept a boundary once he established one. Irene was still angry. “He was the one who touched Richard first.” Damar answered, “We all saw Richard knock his hand away t
No Special Route
Irene looked at him as though she had just heard a second betrayal. “You’re telling me to wait in line too?” Peter watched from several steps away without taking any satisfaction from the scene. The more pressure the Bernadus family placed on one another, the more the crowd was beginning to drift from legitimate criticism into something personal. Amanda finally looked back at her mother, and for a moment she seemed ready to soften what she had said. The cameras, bodyguards, and surrounding faces made a simple apology feel like a public admission of defeat, and the words never came. Irene noticed the hesitation and waited for her daughter to move closer again. When Amanda remained half a step away, Irene’s face became noticeably paler and her grip on her bag loosened. Norma watched without comment. Whatever the problems inside the Bernadus household, the scene was painful enoug
Enough for Today
Nobody applauded or laughed. The most meaningful reversal of Irene’s entire morning came from something far simpler than public humiliation. After spending hours treating other victims as though they belonged beneath her, she had finally entered the same procedure they had been following all along. Amanda remained quiet. Whenever she noticed someone looking at her, she adjusted her hair or clothes without trying to build another argument around the family name. A middle-aged man began to remark that even prominent families eventually had to stand in line, but Peter turned toward him before the comment could grow. “That’s enough. There’s no reason to make it personal.” The man raised his hands and stopped. Several people who had been ready to laugh also let the moment pass. Peter looked across the crowd. “You came here for your money, your evide