The Two Brother's Anger

 Before Andrew and Kylie could make their way downstairs, Olivia hurried down and spotted the two figures calmly seated on the couch. "Hi, second brother. Hi, Third Brother," Olivia greeted them as she approached.

 "Hey, Olivia. How was your day?" Jack asked, smiling as he looked up at her voice. "It was good. But what's the reason for this unexpected visit? And you didn't even message me beforehand," Olivia inquired, taking a seat on the single-seated couch next to Jack.

 "Well, I was busy, but here we are now, right?" Jack replied, looking at Olivia. "True, but it seems like you both came empty-handed. Where are my gifts?" Olivia playfully asked, scanning the room.

 "Wow, look at how obsessed with material things you've become," Jack chuckled. Olivia frowned and retorted, "I'm not materialistic, it's just that you guys spoiled me rotten. So it's your fault."

 "Oh, so just because we showered you with gifts, you're blaming us now?" Jack playfully remarked, flashing a smile.

 Hendry glanced at Jack and he instantly grasped why they had returned home. He fell silent and patiently awaited their parents' arrival. The sudden shift in the atmosphere made Olivia suspect that Hendry was upset because of Zara's return.

 She was filled with joy deep within her and eagerly anticipated the magnificent sight of that girl leaving the house just as she had entered.

 Kylie and Andrew made their way downstairs, spotting a trio of individuals sitting in silence. Kylie glanced at Andrew, let out a sigh, and remarked, "We totally forgot to let Olivia know not to spill the beans about Lia coming back."

 Andrew's expression grew serious at the mention of Olivia, prompting Kylie to try and calm the situation. "Why are you still mad at Olivia? She wouldn't do such things on purpose."

 Kylie overlooked the fact that Andrew, who has a daughter's complex, doesn't differentiate between intentional or unintentional actions when it comes to his daughter. Anyone attempting to harm his daughter will experience his mercilessness.

 Olivia being treated as the daughter of the house and Kylie's affection towards her didn't stop him from staying silent. "That doesn't mean she can kick Lia out of her room," Andrew said seriously.

 She realized she couldn't communicate with a man who had double standards, so she quietly descended the stairs while holding her husband's hand. When they spotted their sons, Kylie appeared surprised and inquired, "What a rare occasion. Did you both decide to come back home today?"

 Andrew didn't respond and simply guided Kylie to sit down, taking a seat next to her. "Mom, don't you have something to say to us?" Hendry, who had been quiet until then, questioned his mother.

 Kylie was well aware that she couldn't keep it a secret any longer, yet she maintained a nonchalant attitude as she stated, "Don't pretend like you two aren't already aware of the news. You came here fully informed. So why bother asking me?"

 Hendry was quite familiar with his mother's behavior. She could be playful at times and serious at others. Upon hearing his mother's words, he simply let out a sigh without uttering a word.

 Jack's behavior was different as he glared at his mother and inquired with a hint of frustration, "Mom, why did you keep this from us?" Jack bombarded Kylie with more questions, causing her a headache. 

 Kylie held up her hand in front of her, signaling Jack to halt, and firmly stated, "Stop interrogating me. I'm your mother. Even your father doesn't interrogate me."

 Andrew observed his sons and wife arguing silently, then remarked, "Looks like someone needs a reminder of who's in charge here. Jack, you've been a bit too bold and disrespectful, talking to your mother like that, haven't you?"

 Jack fell silent immediately, choosing not to speak further. Hendry shot Jack a disapproving look and muttered, "Idiot," before turning to his parents and inquiring, "Where's Lia, Mom?"

 "She's in her room," Kylie said. Hendry and Jack immediately stood up from their seats but were halted before they could take a step forward. "Don't even think about approaching her!" Andrew firmly stated, his gaze fixed on the two figures standing.

 "Why, Dad? Why can't we go see her?" Jack asked with anxiety in his voice.

 "Do you even have the audacity to ask? None of you bothered to call or message her for such a long time. If anyone finds out, they might assume that her own brothers have forgotten about her since she left home." Andrew scolded them.

 Kylie realized she had missed an important detail, so she chimed in with her husband, "Oh, I almost forgot about this. You guys completely overlooked the fact that you have a sister. What if I want to spend time with my daughter who doesn't get attention from her brothers?"

 Hendry and Jack exchanged glances, looking helpless. Despite this, Hendry spoke up slowly, "Mom, Dad, it's not what you're thinking. We actually had a separate plan to visit Lia. But she beat us to it."

 Kylie and Andrew shared a look of joy. Kylie exclaimed, "So you were all planning something behind our backs, huh? What was the plan?"

 "It's nothing, Mom. We had this whole plan to go and convince her to come back with us and surprise everyone. But she ended up surprising us instead. What can we do?" Jack sadly explained, feeling defeated.

 Kylie and Andrew listened to their failed plan to bring Zara back home. Meanwhile, Olivia, who was eagerly anticipating the sight of Zara being driven out of the house, was completely taken aback by the sudden turn of events. It reminded her of the first day Zara returned.

 The reaction from their parents mirrored the shock that her two brothers were feeling. Olivia was so stunned that she couldn't even process what the four of them were discussing.

 Olivia couldn't shake off the uneasy feeling she had about the upcoming events. The thought of her brothers meeting Zara made her anxious, wondering if they would follow in their parents' footsteps and shower Zara with excessive attention. 

 She was lost in her thoughts, replaying the events of the past day and a half in her mind. It was clear that her parents were favoring Zara, her so called elder sister, much to Olivia's dismay. 

 To make matters worse, it seemed like her brothers had also jumped on the bandwagon of pampering Zara, based on their conversations. Olivia now regretted ever mentioning the guest to her brothers.