Echoes Of a Forsaken Heart

Chapter 251

Chapter 251

The moment Natalia Jenkins laid eyes on Delilah Powell, everything seemed to fall into place, albeit in a twisted kind of way.

Natalia had thought that when Delilah left the prestigious Fowler family, it was her waving the white flag of surrender. But now, it was clear that she was too naive in her assumptions.

After all, how could someone like Hamilton, who went out of his way to study nutritional science in depth, just give up so easily?

"Your competitor tonight is Delilah," Collin whispered urgently to Natalia as she entered the room.

"She has a bit of a knack for languages, and this task involves ancient artifacts. Old Mr. Powell, Magnus Powell, happens to be an expert in that field. So, Delilah might have a slight edge over you in this regard." Collin, ever the protective mentor, couldn't bear the thought of his protégé being at a disadvantage.

Natalia nodded, "I've been preparing rigorously and did extensive research, Mr. Collin. You don't have to worry."

Collin believed in Natalia's capabilities, but he couldn't help casting a worried glance towards the judges' panel.

This competition was unlikely to be a fair and square one.

Before he could voice his concerns, Delilah approached them.

"Ms. Jenkins, we meet again," she greeted with a thin smile.

Natalia responded with a natural, pleasant demeanor, "Delilah, what a pleasure."

Collin, slightly taken aback, asked, "You two know each other?"

Natalia was about to respond when Delilah quickly answered, "We've crossed paths a few times."

Collin's look of concern deepened, but he did not press further, instead offering a worried glance towards Natalia.

him, "Don't

Delilah

Jenkins, I suppose Hamilton won't be protecting you

relies on a man's

Hamilton needs is a woman who matches him in both background and ability, not someone clinging

her words and replied with a restrained smile, "Is writing anonymous letters the kind of ability

Delilah's smile didn't waver.

Do you have proof it was me? Besides, sometimes where there's smoke, there's fire. Perhaps, Ms. Jenkins, you should introspect rather than accuse others without evidence." After a brief pause,

Natalia returned the smile.

a skill contest then.

of whether Delilah was behind the anonymous letter or not, Natalia was determined to prove that Minister Dawson's faith in

up," Collin called

made her way to

was straightforward - live interpretation of a negotiation process involving

and Delilah began their

a furrowed brow but soon, his expression

her own. Her professional expertise, adaptability, and the authoritative presence required

embodying the resilience and

Natalia's talents were wasted in a mere

that everyone present would recognize

uneasy glances, their expectations vastly overturned

the clear disparity in performance. This decision left a bitter taste, marking a blatant disregard for fairness in the face of

she seemed less like an interpreter and more like she was personally entering the negotiation ring. "An interpreter should look the part," they argued, "and that's why Delilah is more suited for

in murmurs and

the

booth, raised an eyebrow at Natalia. "Ms. Jenkins,

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