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Everyone at the table started to feel sorry for her. “I thought Gwen's life would only get better. I didn't think she would marry a blind man.”

“Yeah! Instead of enjoying herself, she's going to have to be a servant.”

Christina glanced at her daughter. “Do you see that? Don't be like Gwen. Hurry and find a man to take care of you. You should be more like Felicia and secure the most outstanding man in the world to be your husband.”

Rachelle nibbled on her fruits, not even paying attention to such useless gossip. However, everyone's attention ended up turning to her.

Her eyebrows knitted slightly as she said, “Yeah, yeah.”

But Nicolette couldn't stand it any longer. “It's possible for his blindness to be cured. What era do you think we're in?”

She sat next to her dearest Gwendolyn, continuously spooning food on Gwendolyn's plate.

Gwendolyn reached under the table and tugged on Nicolette's hand, wordlessly telling her to stop. Otherwise, Francine would berate her, and Candace, especially, would give her a hard time again.

Candace coughed lightly, and everyone immediately fell silent, not daring to make a peep.

“All right, that's enough. Gwen will be marrying into the Surrington family, which is second only to the Lowen family in Avenport. They are considered a wealthy family.”

She sounded like she was speaking up for Gwendolyn, but she was obviously implying her daughter was marrying the best man in the world.

got up and went to a corner to

call was

“Hi, Luce.”

celebration too. I'll be

smile in Lucy's voice. She

If only Melanie could

relationship with her three children. They would be

at her daughter, who was lying in bed. She had been in

she gets better, I'll

to it. Be careful, and don't let that mother-and-daughter pair trick you,”

“Yeah, I got it.”

a walk outside. If she went back into the room, the conversation topic would eventually turn

head out for some fresh

after her.

her. “Why did you come out

to the things they talk about. Let's take

her hand and asked, “Gwen,

and had an elegant demeanor. To girls at their age, he