Bye-bye Trash! Hello Queen! novel Chapter 639

Seeing her cry, Natalie felt a faint twinge in her heart, perhaps a lingering bond of blood.

Wendy sobbed uncontrollably. So this was how it felt to be misunderstood—it was agonizing.

"Natalie, I didn't come here to ask for money. It was because of your warning that I was able to get out in time and save the Don family."

"I came today to thank you. Thank you for telling me everything that fraud Nathan did."

"I know I was wrong in the past. I was completely blinded, doting on his mistress's daughter. And I'm also very grateful to you for saving Jared's life."

"Everything that happened before was my fault."

Natalie listened to her sincere apology with a heavy heart. After reuniting with her biological mother, she had desperately craved her love.

But what she received instead was her mother's cruelest humiliations and endless disdain.

The past was in the past. She said, "I don't accept your apology. And I will never accept you as my mother again. We were never meant to be mother and daughter."

Natalie's words were absolute.

Wendy knew she wouldn't be forgiven, but she hadn't expected such finality.

"Natalie, I was wrong, I was truly wrong. I know the things I did to you, the words I said, are unforgivable."

"But I realize my mistakes now. Natalie, I've already disowned Joanna. From now on, you're my only daughter."

Her words made Natalie laugh, and she repeated Wendy's own past statement back to her. "If I recall correctly, you once said that you only had one daughter, Joanna. That you didn't have a daughter like me, that a daughter like me would only bring you shame."

"You knew I was brought back from the countryside, but you weren't even willing to publicly acknowledge me as your biological daughter."

"Were you afraid I would embarrass you? I am the flesh that came from your own body, but how did you treat me when I returned?"

"All my clothes were Joanna's hand-me-downs. You ordered her million-dollar gowns but wouldn't even buy me a thousand-dollar dress, saying I was only fit to wear clothes from a street stall."

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