Chapter 150 Trouble In The Walton Family

• Marah walked for what felt like hours, her energy completely drained. Sweat drenched her hair, and her once meticulously applied makeup was now smudged and ruined. Her eyes were vacant, her mind a whirlwind of emotions. She had been foolish to believe that Layson might show her even a hint of kindness. He had never paid her any attention, yet he had gone out of his way to confront her because of Adela.
• "Adela, you're really something! Hahaha... really something!" Marah laughed bitterly, her voice echoing in the empty wilderness.
• Her disheveled hair fluttered in the wind, and her sunburned face had a haunting, almost tragic beauty. But her beauty had always gone unnoticed. Her once bright eyes now darkened with resentment. In this desolate place, Marah's hatred for Adela grew deeper—not just because of Layson, but also because of the years of neglect and humiliation she had endured in the Norman household.