Yes, opposing the Hogarth family made her insane.
But what choice did she have?
She had not chosen madness.
They had driven her to it.
“Being born into the Hogarth family is the worst thing that ever happened to me,” Stella said.
Yes, she had lost her mind.
Perhaps she should never have become part of that family at all.
The so-called princess of the Hogarth family?
What a joke.
She did not even have the right to choose how she lived her own life.
Felix fell silent.
“Give Aaron a message for me,” Stella continued. “Tell him not to touch Yara.”
“I don’t care what his motive is.”
She bit out the word motive through clenched teeth.
At this point, Stella was certain Aaron’s decision to marry Yara was part of some larger plan.
Felix thought Stella was the one who had gone mad.
But as far as she was concerned, Aaron was the true lunatic.
Was there anything he would not use?
His own sister.
His own marriage.
Everything and everyone around him was nothing more than a tool.
A man like that had no heart.
Yes.
In Stella’s eyes, Aaron Hogarth was completely heartless.
“Ivy was absolutely right to choose Amos instead of him.”
With that, Stella hung up.
Ivy had made the right choice.
Aaron might be Stella’s brother, but that did not mean she had to defend him.
She had not been in Seaborne for long.
But she had already seen that Ivy was genuinely happy with Amos.
Amos treated her exceptionally well.
Whenever something happened, his first instinct was always to protect her.
The security around Ivy was airtight.
That was probably why Aaron had not managed to see her once in all these years.

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