Kendall's Sacrifice

Chapter 672 Hatred’s Reason

"I do have Dylan on my side, and that's why I cozied up to him the moment I came back. Call me useless, call me a

manipulator, I don't care. I would do anything to foil your plans." Kendall shot Kelly with a look of hatred. "If Dylan's

men weren't keeping an eye on you, your plan would've gone through." Charlotte believed Kelly and secretly went

ahead with the maternity test. Kelly did want to tamper with the results, but with Dylan's men keeping an eye on

her, she had no chance at all.

Something in that statement alarmed Kelly. Came back? She asked, "Who are you? What do you mean you came

back? You changed ever since you returned from the Colemans. I knew you weren't the real Kendall. I knew it."

"Oh, I'm as real as it can get." Kendall got up and leaned over until she could almost touch Kelly. She smirked. "Do

you want to touch and get a feel?"

Kelly extended her hand, but Kendall moved away. "Why aren't you letting me touch you? Oh, I know. You're guilty.

Worried I'd tear your mask right off?"

Kendall smiled. "You want to know why I started acting differently, Kelly? Want to know why I didn't fall for your and

Jackson's trap? Want to know why I hate your guts?" The smile was wiped off Kendall's face. She sat down and, with

a voice dripping with the venom of hatred, started explaining the story of her grudge. "When I found out I was the

Parkers' real daughter, I was shocked. I didn't really want to go back to them. I was perfectly fine staying with the

Woodses. Yeah, they weren't as rich as the Parkers, but they were nice to me."

"However, Mom told me to go back to them, and Mrs. Parker wouldn't stop crying, so I relented. But the moment I

did, I realized I couldn't blend in. Yeah, I'm educated, but compared to you guys, I'm a bumpkin. The isolation wore

down my confidence, and my self-esteem took a hit. Then I met Jackson. Yeah, I fell in love at first sight and

couldn't get him out of my mind. Because of him, I was grateful I came back."

"However, Jackson was hot and cold with me. I thought he didn't love me, but he assured me otherwise. He'd come

over often just to see me, and he also bought me a lot of gifts. I didn't like some of the gifts, but I accepted them

anyway because he bought them. Dad and Mom never liked me dating him, though. You were the only one who

supported us and gave us alone time. I was grateful for that. The Colemans then came to ask for my hand in

marriage. It had been a year since I came back then, and I knew Dylan wasn't someone I could easily get along

with, even if he was my husband."

"So, you told me to harm myself to reject the marriage. Remember your reasoning? You said Dylan's a proud man

who would never agree to the marriage if he was rejected in this way. I was madly in love with Jackson back then,

so I did as you told me to. As you expected, Dylan refused to marry me. I starved myself, and when I went to a

business dinner with Jackson, I got drunk and had sex with him. That was why Dad and Mom agreed to the

marriage albeit reluctantly." She smirked. "Man, I was stupid."

Back in her last life, she willingly buried her potential and kept herself confined to the Whittle Residence's backyard,

taking care of her daughter. However, that was just a ploy concocted by Kelly and Jackson. She was nothing but a

joke. Her marriage proved that getting the parents' blessing in a relationship was important, or the relationship

could end up as a living hell.

Kelly was filled with shock just listening to the story. That was the plan she and Jackson concocted. About one-third

of the way through, Kendall changed. Suddenly, she refused to marry Jackson and quickly got married to Dylan

instead. Kelly was sure no one besides her and Jackson knew of their plan. So how did she find out?

"And so, I married Jackson, thinking a happy life awaited me, but on the very night of our wedding, he left me alone

in my room. He said it wasn't a good idea to do that because I was pregnant, and then he left. I was touched,

thinking he was actually doing it for my sake, but then I found out he actually went to see you. You two had a great

night."

"I treated you like a sister. I trusted you. I didn't even try to get Dad and Mom's attention, nor did I ever try to take

the company or inheritance. I was happy enough to go with the flow. I'd take whatever Dad and Mom gave me, but

you didn't let me live in peace. Then I had a baby, but aside from me, no one liked my child. I thought it was

because she wasn't a boy, but then you told me the truth. You told me Jackson wasn't the father. Someone else

took my innocence away that night."

"You told me that you and Jackson were in love, that you two deserved to be together, and that you were the one

he truly loved. I was shocked, but I had to believe it. Honestly, my life used to be a joke. I was a fool to trust you."

Every time she and Jackson went on a date in her last life, they would always run into Kelly, and then the date would

proceed with her in the mix. "You two betrayed me and had a son. You came to see me and told me the truth after

that. You were the one who planned everything, including Dad and Mom's death. And you and Jackson killed my

daughter."

"She was only seven months old. She loved to smile, and she just learned how to sit, and yet you and Jackson killed

her. I hated you. I hated myself for being so blind. I should've listened to Dad and Mom. I shouldn't have married

Jackson. If I had married Dylan, none of the tragedies would've happened."

Once again, Kendall stood up and leaned over until she was dangerously close to Kelly. Her gaze was dripping with

hate. Kelly was getting chills from being stared at. For a moment, she thought Kendall would choke her. "Now you

know why I went against you. Now you know why I wanted to destroy you. It was for vengeance. Vengeance for

Dad, Mom, my child, and for myself." Now that Kelly and Jackson were already punished, her vengeance came to a

close.