Villain’s Favorite 36

Chapter 36 You’ve Always Been Lucky 

A bunch of useless trash! 

Lawrence bit hard on the back of his hand in frustration. He bit until he tasted blood before letting go. 

Where had everything gone wrong? 

At this time, she should still have been waiting obediently at the orphanage. 

Lawrence replayed everything again and again in his head, but the knocking outside kept going. 

It finally pushed him over the edge. 

“Get lost!” 

Lawrence jerked the door open roughly, his childish voice filled with anger. 

Kaia stared at him blankly, startled. 

Tears gathered in her eyes, trembling as they might fall. “Why are you yelling at me?” 

Her tears only made Lawrence more annoyed. 

“Why do you cry all the time?” His amber eyes were bloodshot, his expression on the verge of collapse. “Kaia, can you stop bothering me?” 

“I just wanted to tell you something!” Kaia argued, trying not to cry. “Why are you so mean?” 

Lawrence laughed shortly. “Mean? 

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“With your real identity, you wouldn’t even deserve to stand in front of me. Do you know why you still can? 

“Because you’re lucky. That’s why you get to take everything that doesn’t belong to you, while the girl who should be here has nothing!” His words came out sharp, like anger that had been building for a long time. 

Kaia froze in shock. Tears stayed in her eyes as she spoke shakily, “What are you talking about?” 

“But I realized something. Luck is very strange,” Lawrence continued, ignoring her confusion while walking toward the desk. 

Standing about ten feet away, he suddenly threw the glass in his hand straight at her. 

The glass that should have hit her head only brushed her forehead before smashing on the floor. 

And Kaia wasn’t hurt at all. 

“See? You’ve always been lucky.” The violent anger in Lawrence’s eyes slowly faded, as if he had figured something out. He spoke slowly, his voice filled with hatred. “I hope your luck stays that good.” 

It didn’t sound kind. 

It sounded like a curse. 

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Cold fear spread through Kaia’s whole body. 

Looking at those amber eyes and that expression, she strangely thought of Maya. 

Finished 

When the glass shattered loudly on the floor, Kaia snapped back to reality. Her body shook as she tried to understand his strange words, 

“Lawrence, what are you talking about?!” 

Ever since he recovered from that serious illness, her brother had seemed like a different person. 

His attitude toward her had changed drastically. 

But Lawrence slammed the door shut, refusing to answer her. 

Kaia’s eyes turned red. She had wanted to tell him about school. Instead, she faced his cold rejection. She couldn’t hold back her tears anymore and ran toward her father’s study. 

“Come in.” 

Hearing the short reply, Kaia pushed the door open and threw herself into her father’s arms. “Lawrence yelled at me!” 

Thomas had been reading documents. Seeing the little girl look so hurt, he pulled her close and asked deeply, “What did he do this time?” 

His son’s mood had been getting stranger lately. 

Having Kaia around didn’t seem to help. It only made things worse. 

“Nothing much,” Kaia said instinctively, choosing not to repeat what had happened. She didn’t fully understand those words, but she felt she shouldn’t share them. “There are two very strange classmates at school. They seem to hate me.” 

“What’s their last name?” 

“Clark,” Kaia answered. 

“Kids from the famous Clarks?” 

“No, they’re ordinary,” Kaia said. She knew how powerful the Clarks were. It represented a massive group that ruled industries worldwide. There was no way Maya and Alfred could be related to that. 

She continued rambling, “That girl is very strong, like she knows how to fight. She even grabbed my book. 

“I just wanted to be friends with her.” 

Thomas remained expressionless. “If they’re not important people, you don’t need to lower yourself to 

befriend them. 

“You just need to enjoy school. Understand?” 

His words sounded comforting, and Kaia smiled again. 

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Thank goodness. 

Her father still cared about her. 

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Finished 

Seeing her mood improve, Thomas added, “In a few days, the chairman of Harmony International School will host a banquet.” 

“Dad, can I go?” 

Kaia didn’t understand why those banquets mattered. She only knew she could wear pretty dresses. 

“Of course,” Thomas replied flatly, a faint smile appearing. 

Every parent at Harmony International School carried social importance. 

That banquet would gather powerful people from many fields with shared interests, even including political leaders. 

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This Time. Be the Villain’s Favorite Daughter

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