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CHAPTER 234
Author: R. AUSTINNITE
last update2025-04-17 16:13:14

Hearing that question was enough to make Max boil with anger. He knew Tedmond was taking advantage of their grandmother’s favoritism, but he hadn’t expected it to go this far.

Max’s lips parted, ready to retort, but before he could get a word out, Vivian cut him off.

“There’s no need to argue. Like Tedmond said, he’s your little brother, and you have to take care of him,” she said. “Instead of letting him drive, you’ll drive.”

That was when Max remembered this had happened before—only back then, he had been the one in the backseat while Tedmond was asked to drive.

Biting his lip until it bled, Max couldn’t hide his frustration. Now the roles were reversed, and he was the one being asked to drive.

As far as Max could recall, his grandmother had always treated him better than anyone else in the family. It had always felt natural for her to take his side. But now that her attention had shifted to Tedmond, it seemed like she no longer cared about him.

‘I’m not going to accept this,’ Max t
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