Comeback Of The Adored Heiress
Chapter 519

“This is your cousin, Madisyn,” Rowan said.

“Hello,” Courtney greeted, her tone somewhat indifferent.

She knew that Madisyn had only recently been found and had been brought up in the countryside, which led her to assume that Madisyn would be unsophisticated.

Sarai chimed in, “Courtney, exchange contact information with Madisyn, and later you can teach her some painting and calligraphy.

”

Madisyn looked at Sarai, recalling that she had already declined this offer earlier.

“I don’t…”

Before Madisyn could finish, Courtney cut her off with a frown, clearly displeased.

“Mom, I’ve already told you, I’m really busy.

Please don’t make promises for me.

I’m swamped with my classes at Greville College.

”

Sarai, feeling a bit embarrassed but still insistent, replied, “Just replace some time to teach your cousin.

”

Courtney’s impatience was now evident, her frustration barely concealed.

What could someone raised in the countryside possibly know about painting and calligraphy?

Courtney despised relatives who had no sense of boundaries.

They often assumed that being family meant free Lessons and favors were up for grabs.

Yet, aware of how much she needed Glenn’s help, Courtney grudgingly extended her phone.

“Fine, add me on WhatsApp.

Just don’t expect me to reply quickly-I’m swamped.

”

“There’s really no need,” Madisyn replied, her voice composed and unruffled.

“Thank you, but I’ll pass.

”

Courtney blinked, stunned.

Madisyn refused? After she had gone out of her way to compromise? Who did this village girl think she was?

“Seriously, it’s okay,” Courtney insisted, though her tone was laced with impatience.

“If you’re interested, I can try to replace some time.

”

“I appreciate the offer, but I don’t need it,” Madisyn reiterated, her voice firm but polite.

“I actually declined your mother’s offer earlier-maybe there was a misunderstanding.

”

Elaine added, “Yes, Madisyn isn’t interested, so let’s just drop it.

”

Not interested? Sarai’s disdain deepened.

She had graciously suggested that Courtney exchange contact information with Madisyn, only to be rebuffed.

How ungrateful.

“Alright then, let’s leave it at that,” Sarai replied, her tone turning noticeably colder.

Rowan quickly stepped in to ease the tension.

“Not everyone is into painting and calligraphy.

Courtney, you must be tired.

Why don’t you go upstairs and rest?”

Courtney nodded and left without another word.

The conversation grew a bit strained, but Rowan skillfully steered it in a different direction, gradually easing the tension.

After dinner, Madisyn and her parents made their polite farewells and headed home.

In the car, Elaine’s frustration was clear.

Glenn noticed and asked, “What’s on your mind, dear?”