All Chapters of She Returned with the Zillionaire's Triplets: Chapter 11 - Chapter 19

"Uncle?" Althea’s expression instantly turned icy at the word."I don’t have any uncle that is shameless. Let me be crystal clear—pack up your stuff, take your family, and get out of my house. Right now."She stood straight, her voice firm and steady. "You’ve got thirty minutes. Be even one minute late, and I’ll have all your things tossed out onto the street."With that, Althea turned and walked toward the garden gazebo to wait. Seeing the number of security guards she had brought with her, Barry didn’t dare argue. He quickly told his family to start packing while placing a call to Valentine.Within fifteen minutes, a red BMW pulled into the driveway at Aurora Heights. Valentine stepped out, her face quickly settling into a polished, well-practiced smile when she noticed Althea sitting in the gazebo.For years, Valentine had carefully built her reputation as the perfect stepmother among Crimson Ridge’s upper-class social scene. She had spread rumors claiming Althea had run off overse

Eliseo’s expression only fueled Althea’s anger further.Her mind drifted back to fifteen years ago. He had worn that exact same look while speaking to her mother, Ruby.Althea had been only ten years old. By then, Eliseo had already been involved with Valentine for years. When Ruby discovered their disgraceful affair, she confronted him and demanded an explanation.Eliseo had responded without the slightest shame. “I’m a man—a successful one at that. Having a few women on the side is completely normal, isn’t it? You’re my wife. Your responsibility is to manage the house and raise our child. What right do you have to question me? Don’t push me. I could divorce you right now and leave you with nothing but that troublesome daughter of yours.”At such a young age, Althea had witnessed her mother’s helpless despair and her father’s cruelty firsthand.She could never understand how he could carry on multiple affairs, treat marriage like a joke, and betray Ruby’s love so callously. What disg

Luci Pearl immediately stepped in to steady Griffin, shooting Althea a sharp, poisonous look over her shoulder.Griffin was baffled. A tiny silver needle had completely immobilized him, striking his nervous system with remarkable precision. That kind of accuracy required an in-depth understanding of human anatomy. Was this woman a doctor?“Griffin, are you okay?” Luci Pearl asked, her voice suddenly soft and tender—nothing like the hostility she’d shown Althea just moments earlier.“Mr. Monreal, I’m so sorry you had to witness something like this. You barely ever visit, and then this happens,” Valentine rushed over, clearly eager to speak ill of Althea. “My stepdaughter has always been difficult to manage. Her mother passed away when she was young, and it’s been

“Griffin, let’s go. We’ll find another doctor for Solenn.”“With her on the team, their so-called expertise is already questionable,” Luci Pearl added coldly. “And this Dr. Morgan? She’s probably just overhyped.”With that, Luci Pearl grabbed Griffin’s arm, trying to pull him toward the door.She was certain that given Althea’s position—and with her own insistence—Griffin would leave with her.But someone who had stolen another woman’s child could never truly understand how real parents love their children.Griffin firmly shook off Luci Pearl’s hand and said resolutely, “For Solenn’s sake, I’m not willing to give up any

Griffin’s words sent a chill straight down Luci Pearl’s spine.She knew better than anyone that Griffin’s mother, Victoria Monreal, was the most formidable presence in the entire Monreal family. Victoria’s affection for Solenn even surpassed Griffin’s own.For years, Luci Pearl had done everything she could to marry into the Monreal family, going to great lengths to win Victoria’s approval.Unfortunately, the proud and commanding matriarch barely acknowledged her existence.Trying to please Victoria had been like pouring water into a basket—utterly pointless.Victoria had once said bluntly, “Solenn carries Monreal blood, and we recognize that. But the days when a woman could sec