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    Norah tilted her head, gazing at everyone with wide, innocent eyes.


    “You should give back my parents’ belongings. They wouldn’t be pleased to know you took their things without asking.”


    Mindy responded without thinking, “They’re both dead. Who’s to say if they’re happy or not?”


    Norah’s expression darkened.


    “So, you thought you could just take my parents’ belongings because they were dead? Well, I’m back now. I don’t want their things in your hands anymore.”


    Elsa scoffed. “Norah, where were you when my parents were organizing your parents’ funeral?”


    In truth, Gilda had brought Norah to the funeral under a different identity because Norah didn’t want to reunite with them back then.


    She had indeed seen Iker, Mindy, Elsa, and Hank at the funeral. They appeared sad outwardly, but in secret, they were clearly pleased about her parents’ death.


    With clenched fists, Norah retorted, “That’s none of your concern.”


    She nced at Iker and Mindy, who were near the door.


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    “I’m not joking. I’m back, and I’m now the owner of this vi. Everything here belongs to me. Please return everything you took. If not, don’t be surprised if I act harshly.”


    What would her harsh action be? Naturally, she’d simply forcefully reim them herself.


    “Norah, you’ve only just reunited with us. Is this how you’re going to treat us?”


    With a straight face, Hank used her in amanding tone.


    “In this family, we respect our elders and care for the young. You might not be familiar with this since you’ve just returned, but it’s not right to speak to your elders in such a manner. Norah, you should apologize.”


    Mindy tugged at Hank’s sleeve and interjected, “Hank, Norah just got back. Why are you being so harsh? She doesn’t know us well yet and thinks we took her parents’ belongings. It’s fine. She’ll see how kind we really are soon enough.”


    Despite her reassuring words, Mindy was inwardly cursing Norah. Her return had already caused them significant trouble.


    To make a good impression on Norah, she needed to choose her words carefully.


    Meanwhile, Iker secretly resented Norah.


    Elsa yelled in distress, “Mom! Norah used you of stealing. How can you still defend her? I can’t ept it.”


    Mindy and Iker were fully aware of the truth.


    They quickly dragged Hank and Elsa out of the vi. The sound of Hank and Elsa’sints faded into the wind.


    Norah had mixed feelings. As she suspected, they felt entitled to take whatever they wanted since her parents were no longer around. If they found something valuable in the vi, they simply took it.


    Norah wasn’t sure of the exact value of the antiques on the shelf, but given everything else, she assumed they were quite precious.


    And Iker had taken a lot of them.


    The vi had been vacant for three years, gathering a thickyer of dust.


    Norah wasn’t bothered by it. She wandered through each room on the ground floor, pondering what her parents might have done here. What would they have said? And what was the atmosphere like among them?


    Upon ascending to the second floor, she noticed a special sign on a door.


    “Norah’s Bedroom,” it said.


    The door was painted a soft pink, adorned with a crown symbol in the middle, painted in light yellow, with the orange lettering positioned beneath the crown.


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