Girl Get Rid Of That Jerk (Williams and Shawn)

Joshua's words hit like a bombshell, and Grandma Emily's face went ghostly pale. Her eyes widened in shock, and she blurted out, "What on earth!"

Ben and Rose looked like they'd seen a ghost, both terrified that Grandma Emily's heart might not handle the shock.

Ben quickly intervened to stop Joshua from saying more. "Joshua, that's enough. Someone, please help Grandma Emily to her room to rest."

Rose had only caught whispers about Lillian's misdeeds and her tangled mess with Ben's illegitimate son, Chris. But the talk of "coveting her brother" and "taking lives" was a whole new level of crazy that left her speechless.

Rose was stunned.

What... what was this all about? Did Lillian really have a thing for Joshua?

Grandma Emily, propped up by the staff, was adamant, "Let go! I'm fine! Joshua, what do you mean by saying Lillian coveted her brother and took lives?"

Rose turned to Lillian, disbelief written all over her face, "What is going on here?"

Lillian looked like she'd seen a ghost, her face as white as a sheet, and she was trembling like a leaf. "I... I..."

Joshua's face was hard and emotionless as he coldly replied, "Exactly what it sounds like."

Allison hadn't expected Joshua to lay it all out in front of everyone like that.

Grandma Emily was clearly shaken, clutching her chest, looking at Lillian with a mix of anger and disbelief, "Did you really have those feelings for your brother? Did you really get involved in such things? You... you..."

Lillian wanted to deny it, but the words wouldn't come.

She couldn't bring herself to claim she didn't love Joshua, nor could she deny being part of the cover-up.

Seeing Lillian's silence, Rose was too angry to speak, just glaring at Lillian with burning eyes.

Ben let out a heavy sigh, "Joshua, maybe we should stop for now. Grandma's health can't take this."

"Apologize to Allie," Joshua demanded, his patience wearing thin, his gaze turning even colder.

"No! I won't! Why should I apologize to Allison? I didn't do anything wrong!" Lillian rasped, tears streaming down her face, refusing to apologize.

Tear-streaked and desperate, she cried out, completely disregarding any dignity, "Why? Why can't I love you? We grew up together, and we're not even blood- related. Why can't you see me? Is it so wrong to love you?"

"Slap!" The sharp sound of a slap echoed through the room.

Rose stood up and delivered a stinging slap across Lillian's face, scolding her, "Enough!"

Lillian's head snapped to the side, Rose's handprint clear on her cheek.

"Stop this nonsense right now!" Rose glared at Lillian, her face dark with anger, "Joshua is your brother! He only ever be your brother. Even if you were once the adopted daughter of the Fisher family, there's no future for you with Joshua!"

Lillian let out a bitter laugh.

"Ha, as if I should be grateful for your adoption!" She lifted her head, eyes locked onto Rose's "If it weren't for you, I wouldn't be his sister Did any of you ask me if wanted to be adopted? I never wanted to be his sister!"noveldrama

"Madness... sheer madness..." Grandma Emily was overwhelmed, clutching her

chest as she struggled to breathe.

"Quick! Get Grandma her heart medication!" Ben shouted urgently.

The staff hurried to fetch the medication.

Joshua gave Thomas a meaningful look.

Thomas got the message, delivering a swift kick to the back of Lillian's knees.

Caught off guard, Lillian collapsed to the floor.

Thomas was relentless, pressing a foot into Lillian's back, forcing her to bow to the ground, her face humiliatingly pressed against the floor.

Joshua remained seated on the couch, exuding an aura of cold authority, "If you won't apologize, then at least bow sincerely to Allison."

Thomas, grasping Lillian's hair, pulled her head off the ground only to slam it back down.

"Thud, thud, thud-"

Lillian was forced to bow her head repeatedly.

Grandma Emily watched the absurdity unfold, nearly succumbing to another bout of breathlessness.

Thankfully, the staff quickly returned with her heart medication.

After taking it, Grandma Emily managed to regain her breath.

"Enough, like to live a few more years. You deal with this mess yourselves," Grandma Emily said, patting her chest and leaving with the staff