Defying Fate: The Unstoppable Eileen novel Chapter 14

Eileen flashed a smile at Linda, hands tucked in her pockets, and sauntered in without a word.

Sarah was on the couch, looking angry, "You're finally back!”

Eileen sat on the single-seater opposite Sarah, nonchalantly retorting, “Weren’t you the one who asked me to come back?”

Sarah stood up, snapping, “What's with that attitude! Did I ask you to sit down? Get on your knees!”

Eileen just scratched her ear, smirking at the haughty woman across from her, not budging an inch.

“Well, you are getting more and more unruly.” Sarah strode over, hand raised, aiming a slap at Eileen’s face.

With a steely look, Eileen swiftly caught Sarah’s arm.

“Eileen, how dare you fight back when I hit you?” Sarah shouted in disbelief.

“Fight back?” Eileen sneered, shrugged off Sarah’s hand, stood up from the couch, and, with a swift movement, landed a slap across Sarah’s face.

The whole hall went deathly quiet.

“That was not fighting back, this was.”

“You...you’re crazy!” Sarah, face flushed with fury and hand raised to strike Eileen again.

Eileen kicked her to the stomach, sending her flying.

“Oh my God, madam, madam!” The servants rushed over to help.

“You...you…” Sarah sat on the floor, shocked beyond belief.

Eileen put her hands back in her pockets, her eyes filled with hatred.

Could a kick and a slap ever make up for the suffering she had endured in her previous life?

A mother who would sell her own daughter to an underground organization.

What kind of mother was that? Worse than a beast!

"You...you…" Sarah's face was red from the slap, her stomach ached like hell, she waved away the servants, "What are you doing just standing there, call the master, tell him to come back now!"

One of the servants immediately went to make the call.

Just then, a cheerful female voice came from the second floor, "Sister, you're back!"

Eileen looked up and, sure enough, it was Hedy. Hedy, in a lavish long dress, happily ran down the stairs.

Eileen stood still, not moving.

Hedy, apparently oblivious of Sarah, ran excitedly up to Eileen, exclaiming, "Sister, you're back at the perfect time. It's my friend's birthday today, I'm going to her party. Do you think I can wear this dress? It's custom-made by a famous designer, a gift from dad last week. Just the labor cost over a hundred thousand, the whole dress cost three hundred thousand. Do you like it?" As she spoke, she turned around in a circle.