The Enticing CEO’s Chosen Bride

Chapter 1708

Ava didn’t want this man to have any more chance to talk around the Queen, otherwise, it would be her and her daughters who would be in danger today. “I caught this person and brought them here. How to handle this is naturally my business. No need to trouble you.” Nate’s icy voice rang from behind. Witnessing the blatant lies and hypocrisy among these women, Nate felt his principles being flipped upside down.

They had such a nerve to lie so blatantly, manipulating the truth for their own survival. It was utterly despicable. These people enjoyed the prosperity and honor of the royal family for so many years, it was absolutely nauseating

Ava opened her mouth, but no sound came out She had forgotten about that part. This is a matter of our royal family. We won’t hand the prisoner over to outsiders. Please understand”

Nate insisted coldly. “I was the one who caught him “c2

Ava gritted her teeth. “You all seemed so determined to condemn him to death today. Have you forgotten that you pleaded for him just last night? Quite a quick change of heart

Nate stared at Barbara’s back, his calm voice full of sarcasm,

Barbara clenched her hands tightly

“I didn’t know the specifics of what happened yesterday I just thought it must have been a misunderstanding, because I always believed that a royal driver wouldn’t harm a princess without a reason.”

“Right I also can’t figure out why he would harm Ms. Chloe without a cause. But Princess Barbara, your intervention for a mere driver must suggest a close relationship Today, it turns out you are indeed close. It’s a shame that his status is not enough, and his words carry little weight, so much so that he almost lost his life for nothing”

Ava had no idea what had happened last night, but now she could only stubbornly deny it. “We have already made it very clear, he intentionally tried to sow discord among us royal sisters, for this alone we cannot forgive him.”

Chloe said lightly. The birthday party for Miss Fiona last night was really lively, We have to thank Barbara and Becky for making it a memorable one for Fiona”

Enough said

looked coldly at Barbara and Becky. “Who told you to go to Dubonnet’s Manor last

looked a bit flustered, “We we always celebrate Fiona’s birthday together every year, we have a good relationship, so we

said nonchalantly. “Since you both decided to go together, why didn’t you let me know in advance? I’m new here, and if we had gone together, perhaps the accident

you two coming over in your lovely dresses, I once doubted if you thought I was dead, or seriously injured, and you came to replace me as the royal representative at Miss Fiona’s

their scalps. Chloe didn’t say much, but each word was like a sharp knife, making them afraid to

“We

celebrate Fiona’s birthday.” Barbara

Brave indeed

prepared for Fiona exactly the same as mine? The gift was chosen by grandmother Did she tell you what she had prepared for

frowned,

night. Plus, the events at Fiona’s birthday party last night were already well–known, making it easy for her to

just a coincidence Barbara quickly tried to explain, “We clarified

you say goes, I hope everyone else believes that

and her daughters nervously watched Queen Julia’s expression,

her gaze icy and

immediately knelt on the ground, “I didn’t, Mother, please believe

her coldly. “Believe you? Do

without a

with my daughter, but now you can’t even tolerate her daughter All these years, you’ve enjoyed all the benefits that should have belonged to my daughter. Have I ever mistreated you in any way? You can’t tolerate my daughter, and you can’t tolerate my granddaughter, so won’t it be long before you

was enough to prove the severity of the situation

and Becky immediately knelt on

know what you’re worrying about You are afraid that my daughter and granddaughter will take away the status and rights you’ve enjoyed in the palace for many years. But have you forgotten that all you have now should have belonged to them? You’ve been around me for decades. so what if they come back? You’re still princesses