All Her Secrets By Chestnut

Chapter 13 An Unruly Girl
What Catherine saw was a grey-haired elder. He showed up in the garden and was surrounded by people.
The other people who caught a glimpse of him would dash forward to him with bright eyes.

Even Liana, sitting next to Catherine, was thrilled.

“Dad, look! Mr. David is here!”

Korbin already noticed that. He glanced back at his family members and demanded, “Cheer up, all of you! Come with me. We need to greet Mr. David. Pay attention to your words and behaviors. Be humble.”

Liana was glowing with pride. She smiled widely and promised, “Dad, don’t worry about us. Jonathan and I have been around you since we were kids, and we’ve attended such parties millions of times. We won’t make mistakes. But someone needs to pay more attention to her words and deeds.”

Everyone knew Liana said so on purpose, and her target was Catherine.

However, they did not think Liana’s words were inappropriate. They agreed with Liana.

from the country place not long ago. She

grew up with Korbin and were descendants of the rich.

social etiquette of the upper class, which was superior

Catherine attended the party, and that

looked down at Catherine, who was sitting aside quietly

I know you don’t like to socialize. Just sit here and rest. I’ll

an outsider, and people who did not know them might think Korbin was not

looked at Catherine’s poker face. She tightened her grip on Korbin’s arm and

“Of course.”

with Rachael beside him. Jonathan was on the other side of

Catherine and grinned smugly. “Did you see this, Catherine? This is your position in our family. You’re something disgraceful to us. You were born in our family, so what? Our fates

rested her cold gaze on Liana. She opened her mouth slightly and

If she were Catherine and someone else talked to

Liana’s words were like punching at cotton, which did not

at it, the more terrified she became. Liana had to avert her

felt weak as water, and she did not understand why that would

feigned a calm she did not feel and spoke to Catherine again, but she dared not

time to waste on you