CHAPTER 775: CHAPTER 775: I’LL GIVE YOU ONE WEEK

Eleanor Sterling looked up at Tristan Keating and asked, "Has Mandy ever been to Veridia City?"

Tristan Keating’s eyes were dazed, as if he recalled something.

After a moment, he nodded, "Yes, she has."

When Mandy was pregnant with Giselle Keating, they had a fierce argument, and she did go to Veridia City.

"That’s where I was exchanged," Eleanor Sterling said calmly.

This was her conjecture. She didn’t know the specifics, but she was indeed a child of the Keating Family.

Now that she had found her roots, the matter settled in Eleanor Sterling’s heart, as for the Keating Family’s attitude...

Eleanor Sterling gently bit her lip, suddenly feeling a bit nervous, not knowing why a vague sense of anticipation rose within her.

She thought she couldn’t deceive herself; all her efforts to uncover the mystery of her identity were, in the end, because she wanted a family.

Alaric Faulkner looked at Tristan Keating and asked, "How do you plan to deal with Eleanor?"

With these words, Tristan Keating fell into silence.

He had indeed not thought about this matter, and only now was he slowly accepting the fact that Eleanor Sterling was his daughter.

But after all, Giselle Keating had been his daughter for over twenty years, and he had feelings for her. He couldn’t let her leave the Keating Family, nor could he bear to see Giselle hurt.

Ronan Keating spoke up, "Since we’ve found our sister, naturally she should acknowledge her ancestry."

Although he was originally the best to Giselle Keating, without realizing it, he was leaning toward Eleanor Sterling.

He believed that a daughter of the Keating Family should be the happiest and most noble princess, and acknowledging her ancestry was a must. She shouldn’t suffer any grievance.

Eleanor Sterling glanced at Ronan Keating. She hadn’t expected that this man, whom she had previously disliked so much, her biological brother, would so ardently defend her.

Other members of the Keating Family also nodded.

"We agree with this; after all, it’s just adding a sister."

"Right, we will treat the new sister just as we do Giselle."

"Having an additional sister is not a problem."

Eleanor Sterling’s expression was cold as she slowly spoke, "If you want me to acknowledge the family, then Giselle Keating must leave."

Giselle had occupied her identity for so many years, enjoying glory and love, while she silently endured grievances in the Sterling Family.

If Giselle Keating faced no punishment, Eleanor felt she couldn’t swallow this resentment.

As Eleanor Sterling’s words fell, everyone was instantly silent.

This was undoubtedly a difficult choice.

Ronan Keating was already mentally prepared. He said, "I think Eleanor has suffered so much, she deserves some compensation."

He was speaking on behalf of Eleanor Sterling.

Eleanor Sterling gave him a glance, her eyes softened a little, and her impression of Ronan Keating improved somewhat.

In comparison, the attitudes of Ronan Keating and Tristan Keating were completely opposite.

Tristan Keating pursed his lips and said, "Let’s suppress this matter for now. With so many scandals continuously emerging from the Keating Family, we can’t risk another issue. Otherwise, we’d be laughed at."

Upon hearing this, Eleanor Sterling sneered.

Indeed, she shouldn’t have held any expectations. Hadn’t she already realized this earlier in the banquet hall?

Her chest surged with emotion again; Eleanor Sterling forcefully suppressed her agitation and leaned against Alaric Faulkner, gently closing her eyes.

Alaric Faulkner, naturally understanding Eleanor Sterling well, knew that Tristan Keating’s attitude had hurt her.

His expression immediately became cold as he looked at Tristan Keating and said, "Mr. Keating, I’m giving you one week to announce Eleanor’s identity.

If you can’t do it, then issue a statement severing ties; whatever happens to Eleanor afterwards will have nothing to do with the Keating Family."