Rebirth of the Villainous Female Boss
Chapter 1373 - Chapter 1373 Chapter 1345 The Child is Innocent

Chapter 1373: Chapter 1345 The Child is Innocent Chapter 1373: Chapter 1345 The Child is Innocent If Kiara had any sense left, she should resolutely leave.

After all, Flora Jim had just been at odds with her, and she shouldn’t get too entangled with Flora Jim and her younger sister, especially since the little girl was hoping for a friendship that belonged to her sister, something Kiara couldn’t give.

If you can’t give what someone expects, you shouldn’t leave them with hope.

But the emotions in the kid’s eyes couldn’t deceive anyone; this house hadn’t had visitors in a long time.

These two sisters also hoped to integrate into society and to have a normal family, but Flora Jim’s career doomed them to be different.

We are not the same.

These words spoken out loud are the most distant distance.

“Alright, actually I’m not that busy, thank you for this noon. Can I help you wash the vegetables?”

Kiara’s change of heart lit up Yayaka’s little face.

This brightness carried the purest satisfaction.

She was the one inviting Kiara to eat, yet it felt as if she were begging Kiara, a wish so humble that Kiara couldn’t bear to refuse.

Seeing the astonished look in Flora Jim’s eyes, Kiara spread her hands.

People are sometimes hypocritical.

Mrs. Kiara had clearly told Flora Jim that even if she sympathised with her experience, she couldn’t understand, but the fact was that facing a teen’s sincere invitation, Kiara couldn’t refuse.

When Yayaka heard Kiara agree, she was thrilled.

She was still a student, not understanding the affairs between adults, simply wishing that her home could have visitors, just like the bustling, lively neighbor’s house.

“That’s great, you are the first friend my sister has made here, don’t worry about helping, you go chat with my sister.”

Having such a young child busy herself for one’s sake was a peculiar feeling. If Mrs. Kiara had even a little knowledge of cooking, she would surely have gone into the kitchen to join in, but considering her own disastrous cooking skills, she dismissed the thought, only playfully curling the corner of her mouth.

“Friend?”

“Yes, sharing a meal makes us good friends, right? And if my sister makes a mistake at work, big sister, don’t be mad at her… I actually saw the car you drove; I bet you must be my sister’s leader… hehe, sis, am I smart, right?”

Yayaka wore a cunning smile, feeling she had been a bit clever and wanting some recognition for it.

“Yes, you are very smart.”

Back in the room, Flora Jim looked at Kiara, wanting to say so much but unable to speak, finally mustering just one phrase.

“Thank you.”

Thank you for not harming the child, thank you for satisfying her younger sister’s tiny wish.

“I should thank you for your hospitality. I always keep rewards and punishments clear in my work, one thing belongs to one category; let’s set aside what’s between us, personally, I really like your younger sister.”

“She’s not like me, she’s a good kid. I’ve done my best to raise her, hoping she can walk a path different from mine in the future.”

Kiara nodded.

“According to my observations, your younger sister seems to be someone with high emotional intelligence, hardworking, innocently bright, and smart. Judging by the layout and decorations of this room, one can analyze her character. Someone who manages household affairs well usually has better self-control. With proper guidance, she will be a good kid in the future.”

Being praised for her most beloved younger sister was an extremely joyous feeling, but hearing these words from Kiara’s mouth brought a mix of emotions for Flora Jim.

Facing such a clear-cut Kiara, she found it really hard to hate her. Could she truly give up on Arlong…

“The world isn’t simply black and white. What you want I disagree with, but that doesn’t mean I disrespect your character. I am only sharing my years of professional experience to analyze the most probable future you might encounter, helping you avoid such outcomes.”

Kiara’s words deeply touched Flora Jim.

Indeed, from beginning to end, Kiara never showed any disdain or disgust; she just calmly helped to analyze the potential issues she might encounter, which could be seen in the way she treated Yayaka.

The room fell into dead silence, with neither Kiara nor Flora Jim speaking, only the sound of Yayaka frying dishes in the outer room.

Yayaka was quick with her movements, and in no time, she had prepared four dishes.

All were simple homecooked meals, but for a kid just over ten years old, this was already her greatest effort.

Yayaka was particularly happy during this meal, as Kiara answered many of her questions during it, and they talked with no barriers between them. Yayaka especially liked Kiara, even more so when she heard Kiara was a Doctor, admiration beaming from her eyes like tiny flames.

“Kiara, I want to get a doctorate in the future too, do you think I can do it?”

“As long as you work hard, with your intelligence, it shouldn’t be a problem.”

“Should I study Psychology then?”

“Oh? Why do you want to study that?”

“Because I want to dispel all the unhappiness in my sister’s heart. Even though she acts happy every day, I know she’s not happy, because she always does this,” and she furrowed her brow.

Yayaka imitated Flora’s frown, and Flora had an indescribable feeling inside her.

She had tried her best to hide it, but her younger sister Emily Martin had still noticed.

“Emily Martin, I will earn more money in the future, so you won’t have to struggle to take care of me. I know I’ve been a burden… Kiara, when I was sick, my sister took such good care of me, I definitely want to buy her the best house in the future, to make her happy every day.”

“Stop talking!” Flora put down her bowl, tears swirling in her eyes, yet she struggled to hold them back.

If this had been before, she would have thought her younger sister’s thoughtless words were well-timed, as they might elicit sympathy from Kiara for her.

But seeing the way Kiara was opening up and chatting with Emily Martin, she suddenly felt like Emily Martin’s words were a form of moral coercion on Kiara.

“Emily Martin…” Yayaka didn’t understand why her sister was so angry and just stared at her, stunned.

“Why do you tell her all these things! Just eat! I’m going to buy some drinks, you guys go ahead.”

Fearing she couldn’t control her emotions, Flora turned and walked out; she needed to get some air.

Kiara looked at Yayaka, who was stunned with fear, and patted her head.

“Kiara, did I make her angry…?” Yayaka worried that something she said had upset her sister.

“No worries, she’s just too moved and a little embarrassed, it’s okay, I’ll go find her.”

Leaving the little girl, Kiara chased after her, only to see Flora leaning against a telephone pole not far from home, staring blankly at the sky.

“You have a good sister.”

“I’ve wronged her…” Flora felt terrible.

Just having a visitor at home made her sister so happy. She felt guilty for depriving Emily Martin of her basic rights by her occupation; this meal was still charity from Kiara. Never before had she felt remorse for selling her body, but now she truly felt she had made a mistake.

She had betrayed her sister’s admiration.

“There’s nothing to apologize for, it’s not love from dust… a mistake by fate, just women let down by destiny. You’re a good sister, otherwise, you wouldn’t have raised such a good sister like her,” Kiara recited.

Flora chewed over the poem that Kiara had quoted, over and over again.

It pierced her soul and went straight to her heart. She never expected the person who understood her the most would be Kiara.

“Hey, I’ve figured it out. I’ve decided to give up–”

She hadn’t finished her sentence when a car speedily approached. Several burly men got out of the car, and upon seeing Flora, one of them yelled.

“There’s the vixen!”