All Chapters of Nine Ungrateful Sisters: Chapter 331 - Chapter 340

Leon gave the word, and his crew rushed Stanley all at once.They had always been the ones throwing the punches. No one had ever been stupid enough to stand in their way.And there was only one man in front of them. Where had he found the nerve?Violence burned in their eyes as they closed in, already imagining what they would do to him once they had him strapped into the chair.Irene watched from behind the sisters. She was glad they had come, but she couldn't understand why they had brought only one man.She glanced at the other sisters. None of them looked worried. Every one of them wore the same expression of quiet satisfaction. It was as though they already knew how this would end.Irene turned back to Stanley. He stood tall, and even from behind, his profile was striking. She did not want to imagine what he looked like from the front."Leon…" Stanley's voice turned cold. "A dog that barks like that shouldn't bare its teeth."He did not wait for them to reach him. He stepp

The moment Leon saw backup arrive, he tore free from Stanley's grip and scrambled toward the door."Mr. Horion, help me!" He positioned the teacher between himself and the room, his expression hardening into something dangerous again now that he had protection. "Mr. Horion, these people broke into our school and attacked us without a word. Look at what he did to my classmates."He gestured toward the students sprawled across the floor, groaning in pain, righteous indignation filling his voice.The teacher, Joshua Horion, looked over the injured students. A flicker of displeasure crossed his face. "Miss Amara. What is the meaning of this? Unlawful entry onto school grounds. Assault against our students. You owe us an explanation."He had already heard the full story on the way over. He knew perfectly well the Chamberlains weren't at fault, but they no longer had any power. Why pick up a rock when there was a soft target standing right in front of him?Amara's voice turned flat. "Joshua

The Chamberlain sisters walked out of the school with Joshua and a long line of security guards following behind them.None of the guards tried to stop anyone. They carried Leon between them, his limbs twisted out of place.Joshua didn't need a doctor to understand what he was seeing. Leon was finished. At best, he would spend the rest of his life confined to a bed."Thank you, Mr. Draxler." Amara lowered her head, something she rarely did. "If you hadn't been here tonight, I don't know what I would have done."She spoke plainly, without trying to soften the words. All her life, she had kept her guard up. After Arthur died, she turned that hard exterior into something permanent. She couldn't afford to show weakness. The moment she did, everything she had built would be turned against her.Tonight marked the first time she had ever lowered her head to a man. He had earned it. He had protected them and preserved their name."I'm sorry." Stanley released a quiet breath. "This starte

Clara emptied the refrigerator.The fridge was stocked with every kind of ingredient imaginable: chicken, duck, fish, eggs, leafy greens, cheese, all of it ended up lined across the counter.The problem was that Clara knew what these things tasted like, but she had no idea how to turn them into a meal."Six people. That means at least seven dishes."The number surfaced from somewhere in her memory. Someone had explained it to her over dinner once. When hosting a meal, the number of dishes should exceed the number of guests by at least one. More, depending on the importance of the relationship."We can't serve only vegetables either. We need meat. Stan coming over isn't just about gratitude. We're going to need more from him."She rinsed a slab of pork under cold water. Three seconds later, she set it down. The slick layer of fat against her fingers was already more than she could handle.She stepped away from the sink. "We don't need that one."Instead, she reached for the whol

Amara laid out the full history of her family's conflict with the mysterious Mr. Stone. At some point during the last hour, she had decided to trust Stanley. He was her lifeline now."Mr. Stone commands the Silverton Citadel Forces..." Stanley's expression remained unreadable. "It's possible. Before I came here, our Archon told me that Red Hawk is his trusted lieutenant. Her record is strong enough for her to serve at Draconox's central headquarters, but she has always chosen to remain in Silverton."He paused. "One more thing. Red Hawk only left Silverton after the previous Archon's health began to decline, which probably means he left around the same time. He appeared briefly, then vanished without a trace. That matches everything I know about how he operates."Amara's frown deepened. She finally had a trail to follow, but the motive still refused to come together.What had they actually done to this man?"Are you certain Mr. Stone was the one who moved against your family first