The Heiress They Couldn't Break Novel - Chapter 325

Broken by Destiny by George Orwell 325 Summary Emery reflects on her past perceptions of fear and sibling relationships, recalling how she once thought it was normal for Gianna to be close and affectionate with her brothers. She remembers that Gianna always took the lead in their interactions, unlike Amelia, who maintained clear boundaries with her brothers despite their closeness. Emery is troubled by the gradual deterioration of these family bonds and feels confused and scared by the possibility that something more serious might be happening.

As Emery tries to process her feelings, she checks her phone and finds numerous messages in a group chat, many of them gossiping and mocking her family about a scandal involving her adopted daughter and sons. The public scrutiny and negativity leave Emery feeling trapped by anger and sadness. She calls her husband Raymond for support, but he doesn't answer, which only deepens her distress. Seeking solace, she changes clothes and goes out to a quiet place, deliberately avoiding her usual social spots.

At the café, Emery indulges in cake and sends Raymond a message asking for advice about the situation with Gianna. When he finally replies, his response is harsh and critical, blaming her for not managing the children properly. This reaction frustrates Emery, who had hoped for comfort. Unbeknownst to her, Isabel has been nearby, watching quietly and then approaching Emery with a seemingly casual greeting, offering to sit and talk. Emery, seeing an opportunity to ask Isabel some questions, is ready to engage despite Isabel's initial hesitation.

Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 325 Emery's Fear Back then, Emery thought it was normal to get scared by horror movies, so she didn't make a big deal out of it. She had even seen Gianna peel an apple herself and then feed it straight to her brothers. At that time, Emery thought they were still kids in school. She figured it was just siblings being close and didn't think too much about it. But one thing was always the same-Gianna was the one who took the lead. Even now, she still does. Just like Marcelo had said, it was Emery's fault for not stopping it.

Gianna liked to cling to him and always made the first move. They were siblings-so why didn't Amelia ever do that? When Amelia was little, she and her brothers were close too, always sticking together. But that was when they were toddlers. Once they got older and went to grade school, they stayed close, but they didn't act the same way. Especially after Amelia had left home and then came back as a grown adult. When she returned, she still treated her brothers kindly and warmly. But she kept clear boundaries. Not because she didn't like them, but because she knew boys and girls have limits.