The Fortune-Telling Heiress

Yara was a vengeful spirit who had been wronged and killed thousands of years ago, and Mia was a ghost child. Both of them had intense negative energy. Under the pressure of such a powerful formation, their ghostly energy would only be drained away bit by bit until they completely dissipated into nothingness. Madison took out two talismans and placed them on their foreheads. "I'm going to find Jade."

"Jade is in the room across the courtyard."

Madison walked to the opposite room.

The elderly man stood in shock, watching her push open the door and easily break the formation inside. His eyes widened in disbelief. "Y-You... Who on earth are you?" Madison didn't respond and simply led the two ghosts and one demon out of the villa.

Meanwhile, outside, Rebecca and Tanya had just driven up. When they got out of the car, they saw Madison walking out. Although they couldn't see the other entities following her, they could clearly see Jade.

Tanya instinctively moved to shield Rebecca, her expression a mixture of fear and shock as she stared at Madison. "Y-You really brought those three evil entities out with you! Madison, what exactly are you trying to do?!" Madison ignored them and got into the car with Wanda, leading the others along.

Jade slumped weakly against the seat, her face pale as she muttered faintly, "That monk... He sure has some skills."

Madison looked at the three of them and instructed, "You're all injured. Take some time to recover when we get back." Suddenly, Wanda spoke up, "Ms. Locke, the car behind us has been following us this entire time."

Madison turned her head to look. It was Tanya's car.

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They continued to drive until they reached Haven House. As soon as they parked, Tanya quickly got out of the car and blocked their path.

Her steps were hurried and her face was pale, but her voice was firm as she stood in front of Madison and the others. "Are you really planning to keep these three evil spirits by your side?" "Yes."

"Don't you understand? It's because of them that our family has ended up like this!" Tanya shouted, frustration and fear filling her voice.

Madison's departure from the family had also prompted Harvey to leave, and Tanya was terrified that things would continue to spiral out of control.

"My departure from the family has nothing to do with them," Madison replied coolly. "I've said it before. If Rebecca is part of the Locke family, then won't be. If I stay, she must leave."

Tanya frowned. "Madison, why do you have so much hostility toward Becky? She's always treated you so well—"

Before she could finish, Madison had already turned toward the house with Wanda and the others.

Rebecca leaned toward Tanya and

whispered something in her ear. Tanya's eyes lit up, and she immediately called out to Madison, "Your elder brother gave you his house, didn't he?"

Madison stopped and turned to look at Tanya, frowning slightly.

"This is the Locke family's property," Tanya said with a slight triumphant edge in her voice. "It hasn't been transferred to you yet, which means this house still belongs to the Locke family."

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Madison stared at her in silence, her gaze cold.

Tanya continued, emboldened, "So, you can live here, but they can't!" She pointed at Wanda and Jade.

Madison's expression remained unreadable.

Tanya's voice rose slightly. "Maddy, everything I do is for your own good. You may not understand it now, but one day, you'll realize I'm right."

Jade, who had been standing nearby, clenched her teeth in frustration. "Let me teach them a lesson!"

Madison stopped her. "You're right. This house belongs to the Locke family. Since I've already left, I shouldn't live in a property that belongs to the Locke family anymore." She turned to Wanda. "Gather our essentials, just the things we regularly use. Leave the rest behind."

Wanda nodded and went inside to pack.

Madison stood at the door, pulling out her phone to make a call.

Tanya, overhearing Madison's conversation with Jordan, immediately paled.

When Madison hung up, Tanya's voice trembled with disbelief. "Are you really willing to abandon your parents and your siblings for these things?"

Madison looked at the pained Tanya, her voice calm and steady. "I'm not the one who abandoned you. You were the ones who abandoned me first."