A Bride’s Revenge: No Longer The Back Up by Cozy Season

Chapter 291

Chapter 291

Hunter silently left Ariana’s room without saying another word.

Ariana glanced at Victor, who was still standing in place, and said hesitantly, “Then… should I go to the study and practice my handwriting?”

“Do as you please,” Victor replied while turning and leaving the room, without sparing her a glance.

Ariana hadn’t planned on going back to face Brian’s interrogation. With Simon’s earlier suggestion, she felt justified in staying at the Smith residence.

Unlike the previous night, Victor showed no interest in her at all. The entire afternoon, he was engrossed in reading. By the time Ariana’s wrist began to ache from practicing her handwriting, Victor still hadn’t said a single word to her.

Finally, Ariana spoke up. “Mr. Smith, how’s my handwriting looking?”

She handed the A4 paper in her hand to Victor. Vitor glanced at it briefly before saying coldly, “Keep writing.”

should I write?”

“Obscure words.”

of one hundred rare and obscure words, placing it in front of Ariana.

daily use. They were lengthy and seemed more like jargon than anything. Even a single mistake would mean she had

was a test of absolute precision.

were in perfect condition, she could write these one hundred words beautifully. Victor was deliberately

“Mr. Smith…”

finish them, then go home,” Victor replied coldly, as if he had already anticipated her

had no choice but to tackle the one hundred obscure words in front of her. With great reluctance, she picked up her pen once

time Simon returned, the sky was already dark. His handsome face was marked with the fatigue

the door to Victor’s study and was surprised to see Ariana still practicing at the coffee table. He froze before saying, “She’s still not done? Victor,

at the bizarre words on the table. A conflicted expression

his face.

it look decent?” Ariana asked, her eyes filled with anticipation. Simon thought carefully before finally squeezing out a reply. “Well, this is good handwriting. If it were

So, it was still

“It’s getting late. Let me take you home.”