Rebirth Revenge Is Everything (Ariana) novel Chapter 590

Today, she saw it—that girl bore an uncanny resemblance to her younger self.

Kind-hearted, yet enduring everything with quiet resignation. Just moments ago, when Ariana had treated her with such icy indifference, the girl had stood there, lost and helpless. Georgia’s heart nearly shattered at the sight. She even felt a pang of resentment toward Ariana. After all, Ariana had grown up under her care, surrounded by the comforts of the White family’s privileged life.

But what about her eldest daughter?

Who knew what kind of hardships she had endured since childhood?

And yet, Ariana had been so relentless. Georgia knew all too well how cold her daughter could be.

If even she couldn’t bear it, how could anyone else?

The thought made her eyes sting with unshed tears.

Heaven had taken pity on her, allowing her to reunite with her child. This time, no matter what, she wouldn’t let this girl suffer alone again. She was her mother—she had to protect her!

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Meanwhile, at the Stone Family residence.

Kevin was sprawled on the carpet, engrossed in play, while Carson kept sneaking up on his older brother. If his ambush succeeded, he’d burst into giggles; if it failed, he’d pout in frustration and scheme new ways to pester him. And if all else failed, he’d dissolve into loud, dramatic tears.

The old lady knew this youngest grandson all too well.

Maybe it had something to do with birth order, but even without looking, she could tell this little troublemaker was Lambert’s son.

He was exactly like his father had been at that age—

A tiny tyrant in the making.

Though these thoughts ran through her mind, the old lady's face remained warm with a smile. It was clear she adored Ariana's three children—how could she not? Each was so utterly adorable that even the usually stern and reserved grandfather couldn't help but soften in their presence.

Aster shot an envious glance at the twins from the third branch of the family. After a brief look, she turned away and addressed the old lady with a bright smile. "Mom, did you know? Alvin came in first in his class this time."

At the moment, Aster harbored nothing but disdain for the third branch. So much so that she was even willing to praise Alvin from the eldest branch if it meant diverting attention elsewhere.

The old lady raised an eyebrow slightly. "Oh? Is that so?"

Khloe hadn’t expected her sister-in-law to steer the conversation toward her. But since it was praise for her grandson, her smile deepened. She nodded gently. "Yes, Alvin. I thought his premature birth might have left him weaker, perhaps even a little behind in his studies. But the boy is resilient—and sharp, just like Arnold was at his age. To top it off, he aced his first exam. Honestly, it took me by surprise."

Truth be told, if Aster hadn’t brought it up, Khloe wouldn’t have mentioned Alvin at all.

In the beginning, of course, she had doted on him—after all, he was her only grandson.

But as time passed, and now with Madelyn pregnant, her focus had gradually shifted to the unborn child. Alvin’s mother was, in her eyes, tainted in every way, and Khloe couldn’t overlook that. Before, she had tolerated it because Alvin was her sole grandson—even if his mother was a constant thorn in her side. But now, with another grandchild on the way, one whose mother came from a respectable family and whom she actually liked, her priorities had naturally realigned.

And, most importantly, Alvin had never won the affection or attention of Old Mr. Stone or the old lady. So why should she bother?