All Chapters of Yearning for Her Return : Chapter 1021 - Chapter 1030

But humans always had a habit of thinking positively about things.Especially when it came to family, the idea of get-togethers and making meals together was deeply ingrained in everyone's mind.Even if they had witnessed Penny's misfortunes, seen Penny being beaten and scolded by Spencer, heard Beatrice call her a "financial burden", and knew that Julia ignored her…They still hoped Penny could take a step back and forgive her parents.The servants walked with Penny for a while as she started leaving the villa.Even after witnessing a daughter beating her father up, knowing what disgraceful things Spencer had done, their words were still conciliatory."What Mr. Lowe did today was indeed over the line, but no matter what, he is still your father. This relationship cannot be severed, unlike a marriage where a clean break can be made after a divorce."If you act too heartlessly, people might gossip about you in the future. If you really can't stand this family, just come back duri

As they continued toward the gate, Sophia talked about many things.Penny showed no impatience and even slowed her pace, occasionally responding to Sophia with a word or two.She thought perhaps it was because she had never heard such words growing up. Even though she didn't like what Sophia was saying, she was willing to quietly listen to her.Since she didn't have her family's love, she felt like a thief, cautiously stealing and savoring these emotions that didn't belong to her.But no matter what, someone did care about her. So, she felt satisfied.While she didn't take Sophia's words to heart, it didn't stop her from pretending to have listened.At the gate, Penny smiled and thanked her."Thank you, Ms. Sophia. I will keep your words in mind and come back to visit you all when I have time."She meant visiting the people in the villa who were kind to her, not her parents.She waved with a smile. "I'll head back now. You and everyone else should take care of yourselves."So

Sara didn't rush to give her an answer. Instead, she listened to Penny slowly recount what had happened that afternoon, deciding to offer her advice after hearing the full story.As for the final decision, she believed it should still be left to Penny. At such a pivotal moment in life, Sara didn't feel she could decide for someone else.If the wrong path was chosen, Penny might end up resenting her.This was Sara's principle—every year after students received their scores, she would weigh the pros and cons of each option and let the children make their own decisions.But after hearing Penny's story, Sara was furious."How could there be such a father in this world? In all my years of teaching, I've never encountered such a person!"She had dealt with parents who were alcoholics, abusive, or hands-off in various ways.But she had never seen a parent who would push their own child into the fire like this, especially on the day of the college entrance exam.Even those parents who

The incident happened during their senior year when they were about to start their internships. Cecilia's grandmother, Scarlett, suddenly fell ill and was taken to the hospital by a neighbor.During her university years, Penny often returned to Riverwood, the place where she grew up, harboring a sense of nostalgia. However, she never went back to the Lowe residence.Even on New Year's Eve, she stayed elsewhere, only returning on the first day of the new year for a short visit. She would quickly leave under the pretense of having to work part-time, not even staying for a meal.Spencer scolded her, calling it disgraceful for the Lowe family's eldest daughter to be out working part-time and showing her face in public.Penny responded with a sarcastic smile, reminding him that he had cut off her allowance and never reinstated it. How else was she supposed to survive without working?Spencer, filled with anger, had nothing more to say. It was clear to everyone that he wanted Penny to b

Scarlett was resuscitated in the hospital and transferred to a general ward after a week in the ICU.As soon as she regained a bit of consciousness, she started clamoring to go home.Holding Cecilia's hand, her weak voice trembled as she said, "Cecilia, take me home. I'll be fine with some medicine and a few injections."Cecilia and Penny had already understood Scarlett's health condition thoroughly over these few days. Her constitution had weakened, and her years of illness caused both frustration and sadness.When she felt unwell, she would just buy some painkillers. And if she couldn't bear it, she would go to a nearby clinic for a couple of injections.The doctors at the small clinic advised her to go to the hospital for treatment. But Scarlett stubbornly insisted on getting injections there, saying she had no money to go to the hospital and no one to care for her there.Helpless, the doctors could only prescribe her some medication. But what could they prescribe other than s