No longer a pushover (Noelle and Cedric) novel Chapter 1093

As Carl stood in place without moving, Blake stood quietly beside him, whispering, "Carl, how did you know she'd come back to visit the grave?"

"I just knew," Carl replied. After saying this, he also started walking up the path. "After all, something this important definitely warranted visiting our parents."

Besides, this was the first time the siblings had worked together wholeheartedly to find the killer. It was such an important matter that Noelle would surely return immediately.

Blake glanced at Carl's retreating figure and felt something was odd. It seemed like Carl understood Noelle very well as if he had predicted with certainty that she would return to visit the grave, while Blake felt uncertain.

Sure enough, they saw Noelle and Cedric appear together at the cemetery.

Blake thought for a moment before speaking. "Now that the lawsuit is over, knowing Noelle's personality, she definitely won't bother with us anymore."

He knew very well that Noelle had only been willing to deal with them before because the lawsuit wasn't finished yet, and she still needed her brothers' cooperation. Now that the lawsuit was over, even though Xenia's mother was also suspected, the whole matter was essentially concluded.

Hence, Noelle no longer needed them. After all, the real mastermind, Ruth, had already been sentenced to life imprisonment, and the Merlocks had gone bankrupt.

Everything seized from their parents had now been returned, and the Merlocks ended up on the path to bankruptcy.

Carl answered indifferently, "Given time, she'll definitely realize that we brothers are the closest people to her, and she'll come back to us."

He believed that only family was most important.

"I hope so," Blake mumbled.

While Carl spoke so confidently, he actually didn't feel very convinced. Nonetheless, since Carl was so confident, he didn't want to dampen the mood—maybe he really had a way.

After all, Carl was now the most successful person in the family, and those wealthy elites were currently willing to cooperate with the Liddells all because of his reputation. Liddell Corporation had also received several investment deals, so the money that Xenia had previously swindled was no longer an issue.

When they were kids? Noelle thought back to their childhood—indeed, before their parents died, she had really loved her brothers and had also been genuinely good to them.

However, after their parents passed away, everything changed. Her beloved brothers treated her like an enemy. Noelle recalled the unpleasant events from her past life, and her mood soured.

Carl spoke up, "Those things are in the past. We should look to the future, not the past, shouldn't we?"

Noelle nodded. "You're right. I should look to the future."

However, her future didn't include these brothers. She believed that if their parents knew, they would understand her actions.

She had originally wanted to stay here a bit longer, but now that her brothers had arrived, she didn't want to be around them. So, Noelle looked at Cedric and said, "Let's go then."

Cedric nodded, seeing that she didn't want to encounter the Liddells. After the lawsuit ended, her dislike for them was no longer concealed—she didn't even bother pretending anymore.