REBORN: MEET MY BROTHERS-Chapter 95: TAKING OUT THE TRASH III

Ava gasped and bit her lips to stop herself from crying out. Her fingers clawed at his wrist to pry away his hands, but it did little to save her from the torture since Jerome was stronger than her.

Everyone watched happily as she struggled against Jerome, including Gaulin who now had a little smile on his face.

"Throw her out, son," he said coldly. "She’s no longer welcomed here." He inhaled deeply, then exhaled mockingly. "It would have been surprising if she didn’t throw a tantrum like this, but don’t worry—" he smirked, "We’ll settle this in court."

Jerome nodded without hesitation and dragged Ava out of the room.

Matilda and Noah followed behind them.

"Let me go! You’re hurting me!" Ava’s desperate voice rang through the mansion. She thrashed against Jerome’s hold as she tried to free herself, but he only yanked her harder.

The commotion drew everyone’s attention.

Maids peeked from the hallways, covering their mouths to stop them from making any sound. Sasha stood by the staircase with a bold smile on her face. Even Fiddlestick stood appalled by the side, watching her pitifully.

But no one moved to help her.

Because no one dared to interfere.

It was an internal situation after all.

"What is this? Are they throwing Miss Ava out of the house?" One of the younger maids whispered with shock.

"Isn’t it obvious?" another muttered back. "Why else do you think Miss Sasha personally ordered us to dump her belongings outside?"

A third maid hesitated before speaking. "I always knew this day was going to come. There have never been a peaceful day since Miss Ava got to this mansion."

"Poor girl..."

Their whispered pity did nothing to stop the inevitable.

Jerome finally yanked Ava outside the mansion where all her belongings had been tossed outside like garbage. Clothes, books, even her sentimental items were scattered haphazardly across the driveway.

Ava didn’t have time to steady herself before Jerome shoved her to the floor, across the stairs planted at the entrance. She rolled off the stairs and landed hard.

Ava hit the ground hard. The rough gravel tore into her palms and knees, sending a sharp pain through her body. She shivered from the sting and the feel of the blood from the cut, despite the warmth of the afternoon’s sun on her skin.

From the top of the stairs, Sasha burst into uncontrollable laughter. The laughter was so intense that she covered her mouth and shook her head in delight.

"Oh, this is priceless!" She continued laughing as if she couldn’t get enough of Ava’s confused and battered face as she sat on the harsh floor.

All these while, she thought it would be near impossible to throw her out of the house, or would at least take a hell of a time.

Who knew it would only take a short amount of time? And the best part, she didn’t even have to lift a finger to achieve this.

Matilda also had a small smile on her face. Even if her anger at Ava still lasted, the sight of her sprawled on the floor, humiliated and helpless, was deeply satisfying. But it was not enough. Not yet. Not until there was no trace of her left in the house.

She turned to one of the maids peeking from the side of the hallway. "You..."

The girl visibly flinched. Her heart almost dropped. "M-Ma’am..." She fidgeted as she came out of hiding.

"Where is Fiddlestick?"

"..." The girl’s confused eyes wandered about.

Matilda’s eyes narrowed. "Get Fiddlestick here. Now."

"Yes, my lady." She hurriedly left as fast as she could.

...

Inside the mansion, Fiddlestick walked hurriedly to Gaulin’s study and stopped in front of the door. Just as he lifted his hand to knock, the door swung open before he could.

Gaulin stepped out. The moment he saw Fiddlestick, his brows furrowed even deeper.

"Perfect timing, Sir..."

Gaulin exhaled sharply, already irritated. "If you’re here to plead on Ava’s behalf, save your breath. There’s nothing you can say that will change my decision." He didn’t stop walking. He strode past him without another glance.

Fiddlestick followed.

"With all due respect, Sir, It is not my place to interfere in family matters. But I strongly urge you to reconsider. Your father is already fond of the child. He will not be pleased with this decision of yours."

"My father is in the hospital," Gaulin said coldly. "And I can’t visit him because Ava — of all people — is his legal guardian and she has refused to get it revoked. No child of mine will disrespect me under my roof!"

"Maybe, you and Miss Ava can come to an understanding. She is, afterall, your—" Gaulin stopped abruptly and spun to face him. Because of the frown on his face, Fiddlestick refrained from completing the sentence.

"What is this?! You’re now going to against me?"

"Not at all, Sir." Fiddlestick exhaled softly. "I’m only making suggestions I feel will benefit everyone in the household."

Gaulin scoffed in his face. "Look, you may have served this household for many years, but that doesn’t give you the right to question my decisions or chip in your useless opinions. If I wanted them, I would have asked. Don’t forget your place here."

Fiddlestick stared at Gaulin’s stern face for a moment before he lowered his eyes. "Of course, Sir."

He kept his eyes lowered until Gaulin turned away. This decision was going to cause future problems, he could feel it, this is why he was trying to stop this whole thing from escalating further.

The maid from earlier finally caught sight of Fiddlestick. "Sir!" She called out desperately as she swiftly approached him. "Lady Matilda is looking for you."

Fiddlestick frowned, already knowing the reason.

"She’s just—"

"I know just where to find her, thank you." With that, he walked away from her and headed for the Manor’s exit.

Every member of the family was standing outside, and immediately Fiddlestick got there, their eyes all fell on him.

"Fiddlestick, get security to escort her off the property. And make sure not a single one of her things are left behind. I don’t want a trace of her here."

Fiddlestick was shocked at Jerome’s order. He stared at Gaulin for a moment, hoping he would snap out of this madness, but when he said nothing and simply turned away, he nodded hesitantly at the order. "Yes, Sir Jerome."

A couple of guards appeared few minutes later and picked Ava from the floor, along her properties that were scattered on the floor.

Ava barely stopped herself from trembling from the pain she felt everywhere, but she still couldn’t believe what was happening right now.

After everything she’d done to make them know they can’t mess with her, she couldn’t believe they’d foolishly treat her this way. Were they thinking she wasn’t going to do anything about this?

"Can you see you’re not so high and mighty when you’re not under my roof?" Gaulin sneered from above the stairs. "Going against me will be your greatest regret, Ava. I’ll make sure of it."

He looked at the security holding Ava’s arm roughly. "She’s no longer welcomed her. Under no circumstances should she be allowed into this property."

"Yes, Sir," the guards said in unison, bowing curtly.

Gaulin turned away, but stopped when he remembered something. He turned slowly to face Ava once more. "Be ready to face me in court. That guardianship will be revoked whether or not you want it to." He walked into the mansion.

Sasha wiped the tears of laughter from her eyes. "You shouldn’t have tried to challenge Father while he was being so civilized, Ava. Now look, you’ve incured his wrath. I hope in the future you learn from this."

"This is the only way to teach people like this to know their place," Noah said angrily before turning away as well.

"What are you still waiting for? Get moving." Jerome ordered the guards who immediately nodded and turned on their heels, dragging Ava out of the property.

He watched as her feet dragged behind them with satisfaction, before he walked back to the mansion.

Since Sasha didn’t believe this was happening, she continued watching Ava in amusement until she was no longer in sight.

Matilda was also rooted at the top of the stairs, but when Ava disappeared, she turned to her daughter beaming in delight. She placed a hand on her shoulder. "Let’s go inside, darling. There’s nothing further to see. She’s finally out of here."

"It was entertaining." Sasha let out another giggle, shaking her head. "Did you see the disbelief on her face? She thought she had a chance against us."

Matilda chuckled softly. "Arrogance has a way of blinding fools."

...

The guards shoved Ava to the empty streets when they got to the gate. She bit back a moan as her knees collided with the floor

Outside the gates, Ava stumbled as the guards shoved her to the empty street. She bit back a moan as she tried to