Young Bride in a Lightning Marriage: Never Tired of Mr. Leon’s Love

Chapter 449



Furious, Charlotte hurled her cup to the floor.

It shattered with a loud crash against the marble, the fragments slicing her ankle and drawing blood.

However, she did not feel any physical pain, only a fiery anger burning inside her.

It was undeniable that just seeing Lucy stand there made her blood boil with rage. The mere thought of Juliana's partiality toward Lucy filled her with intense jealousy.

She worked so tirelessly to build her reputation in the Charleston palace for over 20 years, only to have it crumble to dust the moment Lucy returned! In just a flash, their roles had been reversed.

If she accepted Lucy's treatment, would she eventually be cast out by the Charleston royal family?

Would the life of luxury she had always dreamed of become nothing more than a distant memory? She could not bear that thought... She did not want it to end like that...

She had to get Lucy out of the Charleston palace or she would never find peace.

Yitty shook her head in resignation. Charlotte was someone who took advantage of the weak but cowered before the strong. She had just thrown a cup to the floor in a fit of rage, but she recoiled at Yitty's stern look and unfriendly demeanor as if she wanted to retreat miles away.

In a voice loud enough for everyone

to hear, Yitty told Lucy, "Now you see? You can't waste your kindness on someone like her. In the end, if only hurt you. Keep your good heart for those who really need it, like the homeless on the streets.

"Giving anything to her is like feeding a thankless wolf. To have such a princess in the Charleston palace must be a curse." Without waiting for Charlotte to react, Yitty quickly wrapped an arm around Lucy's shoulders and whisked her away from the palace.© NôvelDrama.Org - All rights reserved.

The moon shone bright and stars twinkled faintly in the night sky as the clock neared midnight. After a grand party, the helpers were busy tidying up. Among them was Lucy, taking her role seriously and helping with the cleanup.

The other helpers were surprised, saying that the princess should not have to do such work. However, Lucy just smiled and continued to help them.

For Lucy, this was no big deal. Back when she ran her own comic company, she had done much tougher jobs-making coffee, ordering food, printing documents for everyone, and working tirelessly at every major meeting.

She knew that to prove herself, she had to show feal results. Even

though some people at the company seemed to look down on her, she knew it was just on the surface Deep down, they really respected

M

her It was all because of her hard work.

At the Charleston palace, it was important for her to get along with everyone. It was not to get anything from them, but it was because Lucy believed that being sincere was the key to building true friendships.

Yitty and Cillian had already left the palace, but they would be back early the next day for the main event of the Wine Festival.