Chapter 279 The Thought of Wiping Her Out

Jean looked at Joyce calmly. Emotionlessly, she said, "I never was a parasite to the Michaels family."

Joyce paused. Then, she looked scornfully at her. "You were never a parasite, you said? Then what are you? Since young, everything you ate and wore belonged to me."

Jean remained collected. She noticed Joyce's face contorting with anger. She obviously intended to send the helve after the hatchet.

"Grandma was the one who provided for me," Jean said. "She paid for the food I ate and the things I owned since I was young. Dorothy hated Grandma. Did you think she would send money to us?

"Grandma had to beg so I could have clothes to wear. Grandma worked hard as a tailor so I had allowances. I didn't spend a single penny your family gave me.

"And I guess I didn't have the honor to spend what you earned either! Even though I moved from the countryside into the Michaels residence, I paid my tuition fees with my own money! Dorothy didn't pay any of it. "

Jean paid her tuition fees with