Rising from the Ashes The Heiress They Tried to Erase

Chapter 436:

“Yes,” Rosanna answered, smiling and nodding. “She is my sister, after all. We can’t stay at odds forever.”

Richard frowned and asked, “Your brother just mentioned wanting to make amends with Maia, and now you’re saying the same. Have you both seen Maia recently? What is she up to these days?”

Rosanna paused. Jarrod wanted to make amends with Maia? Wasn’t he the one who had the strongest aversion to her? Was it because Maia had outperformed her on the piano the night before, making Jarrod think she was superior?

That thought sent a wave of discomfort through Rosanna.noveldrama

She suppressed her feelings of resentment and said, “It seems like Jarrod is also considering what’s best for our family. Mom, Dad, think about it — we can’t rely on the Ward family anymore. They’re going through financial troubles, and who knows if they’ll be able to help us in the future.”

Rosanna clenched her fists, pushing aside her dislike, and began to praise Maia. “But Maia… she’s something else. Her current situation is extraordinary. Not only is she the famous composer K, but she’s also the head designer at MCN. I heard MCN recently took over the Aurora Apparel Company, a design business affiliated with the Cooper Group. Maia has limitless opportunities ahead of her! If she chooses…”

“To lend us her support, the Morgan family wouldn’t need anyone else’s help anymore.”

Rosanna finished her thoughts. It was the first time she had examined Maia so thoroughly. But as she spoke, a flicker of anger burned in her eyes. Her resentment toward Maia had reached its peak.

Why did Maia seem to have everything while still trying to outshine her at every opportunity? It felt so unjust!

Rosanna’s words made Richard and Sandra pause. As much as they hated to admit it, Maia was undeniably exceptional—almost unbelievable.

𝗠𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝖈𝗵𝗮𝗽𝘁𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝘃𝗶𝗮 gⱯ𝗅𝗇𝗈ν𝖊𝗅𝘀⩶𝖼𝗈𝗺

With her earnings from composing and designing, Maia likely made a small fortune each year. If they could repair their relationship with her, her position as the chief designer at MCN could open doors for a valuable partnership. That would be a significant advantage for the family.

And let’s not forget, MCN’s recent acquisition of Aurora Apparel Company had made them even more powerful, positioning them to dominate the luxury fashion market in Wront. It was a goldmine, and if the Morgan family could claim a piece, they wouldn’t need to worry about their future.

Richard and Sandra had discussed Maia more than once. At their core, they both longed for her return to the family, but their pride often stood in the way.

Rosanna’s idea made sense. It would protect the Morgan family’s dignity, elevate their status in the community, and give Maia a chance to come back home. If she was willing to apologize and acknowledge her mistakes, the Morgans would embrace her without hesitation.

After a moment, Richard nodded. “Rosanna, you are so thoughtful. You’re not just generous; you’re exceptionally kind. You truly embody the Morgan spirit.”

But Sandra’s thoughts were elsewhere.

It was certainly an odd twist of fate that Maia and Rosanna shared the same birthday. That was the reason they had been switched at birth. What troubled her, however, was that she had given birth at Maple Hospital, the top-tier private facility in Wront.

The hospital charges had been exorbitant, far beyond the reach of regular families.

On the other hand, Maia’s biological parents had come from a life of hardship. Typically, people like them gave birth in affordable clinics, not in a high-end place like Maple Hospital.

Sadly, Maia’s biological parents had passed away years ago, leaving no opportunity for a deeper investigation. However, Richard and Sandra were just relieved to have finally discovered their true daughter, Rosanna.

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