The Heiress They Couldn't Break Novel - Chapter 324

Broken by Destiny by George Orwell 324 Summary In this chapter, Emery confronts the growing tension between her son Marcelo and Gianna. Marcelo, usually the most careful and talented of the siblings, speaks sharply and coldly about Gianna, expressing his frustration and suggesting that they should send her away to live separately. This shocks Emery and Maxwell, who remember Marcelo's previous kindness toward Gianna and cannot understand his sudden hostility.

Marcelo accuses Gianna of being involved in all the recent family troubles, including Amelia's forced departure and the broken engagement with Isabel. He implies that Gianna's actions have caused harm and that her influence over Emery blinds the family to the truth. His words deeply unsettle Emery, who begins to question the situation from a new perspective, realizing that she may have overlooked some harsh realities. As Marcelo leaves, Emery and Maxwell are left to ponder his accusations.

Emery tries to get answers from Maxwell about the broken engagement but receives no clear explanation, adding to her confusion and frustration. She retreats to her room, lost in thought, replaying memories of Gianna's affectionate behavior toward her brothers, which contrasts sharply with the current conflict. The chapter ends with Emery reflecting on the past moments when Gianna was close and loving with her brothers, highlighting the emotional complexity of the family's situation and the painful rift that has developed.

The tension between loyalty, suspicion, and unresolved feelings sets the stage for further conflict. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 324 Send Gianna Away Emery knew Marcelo always had his own way of thinking. Out of the three, he was the most careful and the most talented. But he had never talked to her so sharply before. Being talked back to again and again by her son made her feel hurt and upset. Emery said, "When Gianna comes back, I'll talk to her. But as her brothers, you should take the lead first." Marcelo shot back, "Take the lead? Like that's going to work.

It'd be better if she just stopped sticking to us all the time. "Or maybe we should just send her away. Buy her a house somewhere else so we don't have to live together. That'd make things easier." He was already tired of Gianna. Now that she'd gotten him involved in this trouble, his dislike for her hit the roof. "H-how can you even say we should send Gianna away?" Emery asked, shocked. "If Amelia could be pushed away, it's no big deal. She's just an adopted sister. Sending her off is already being nice," he said coldly. "Marcelo, what's wrong with you?