Ivy Day

June, the biological daughter who was replaced, spent three years as a housekeeper in her own home. On Ivy Day, at the celebration dinner, the substitute Blythe framed her for quitting and sleeping around. Her second brother slapped her, her eldest brother knocked away the phone call that would have cleared her, and the whole family pressured her to apologize. She flipped the table and cut ties on the spot, then revealed her two hidden identities: first in the nation with eight for eight at the National Scholars Prize, and the person the East Coast old-money清算人 had waited three years to marry. The four levels of oppressors were exposed one by one, and she walked away from the name.