The Broken Warrior's Daughter

Chapter 678

"Miriam, Yvonne, we absolutely cannot let this matter rest!" Levi chimed in.

Miriam nodded. "I have given Felipe and Sadie many chances already. Since they don't appreciate it, I won't be lenient anymore."

Harriet's eyes glinted with coldness. "Sadie took my identity and stole my life. I will make sure she returns everything to me."

"It seems I have to go out and dispel this rumor about my death," Miriam mused. "They held my funeral, didn't they? When they bury my body, I will appear in person to prove that I am not dead, exposing their conspiracy."

"I will try to gather evidence that Sadie is not my cousin and help you in secret," Andy said.

The Bass brothers agreed with Miriam's plan and prepared to ensure her safety.

...

Soon, it was the day when the Bass family was going to bury Miriam.

Sadie walked in front, holding Miriam's memorial tablet and crying sorrowfully.

Harriet hid in the crowd, feeling disgusted at her hypocritical appearance.

She must have been blind when she treated Sadie as her best friend when she was little, only to have her identity stolen in the end.

Harriet had invited a large group of reporters to expose the events of the past and ensure that Felipe and Sadie had no chance of escaping.

The Bass family showed no signs of suspicion. Felipe and Sadie stood in front of Miriam's grave, observing a moment of silence.

They were waiting for Miriam's coffin to be buried. Then this matter could finally come to an end.

Just then, Miriam stood up and sneered. "Whose funeral is being held here, mine? But I am alive and well. Felipe, why did you tell everyone that I died?" Content is © by NôvelDrama.Org.

The reporters from all over Imperium swarmed over, snapping pictures.

All eyes turned toward Miriam.

The atmosphere became tense. Both Felipe and Sadie panicked, not expecting Miriam to suddenly appear.

"Yeah, Miriam is alive and well. Why did you say she was dead? What are your intentions?" Harriet questioned, helping a pale-faced Miriam walk toward them.

Sadie and Felipe wanted to argue, but words failed them.

Miriam glanced at them and turned to face the reporters. "Today, I want to tell everyone the truth here. Sadie is not my daughter. Harriet is!

"I was seriously injured and fell into a coma in the hospital because Sadie pushed me down the stairs.

"Felipe knew all this but chose to ignore my life and death. He even brought Sadie back and raised her as my daughter. It shows his sinister intentions!"