The Lady Nun Vows Revenge by Caroline Rowland

Chapter 53

Chapter 53

His gaze remained locked on her as if trying to catch even the slightest trace of fear or hesitation in her expression. But even after he finished speaking. Eliza's face showed no change whatsoever.

"Okay, I understand. Make sure to bring him tomorrow. Otherwise, even if I have Mother's dowry, I will not accept it unless Dylan personally apologizes," she said, Then, echoing his words deliberately, she added. "Do you understand?"

Matthew's expression turned ice-cold in an instant, "Fine. Eliza, you really are ruthless.

Eliza ignored him completely and, together with the senior sisters, carried all the crates of relics inside. Even when the last box was moved, she did not spare Matthew or the others another glance.

Sophie stood quietly to the side the entire time, dutifully playing the role of the obedient and well-behaved little sister. Whatever Matthew instructed her to do, she did without question

When everything was finally settled, Sophie felt as if a weight had been lifted from her chest.

They returned to report everything to Cabriel. The next day, Gabriel personally removed Eliza's name from the family tree. Benedict was Completely powerless to stop him.

Feeling utterly delighted. Sophie made a special effort to accompany them when they went to fetch Dylan.

with this brother she had not seen in a long time, but the moment she caught a whiff of the overwhelming stench

up with an excuse to cover for herself. "Oh, Dylan. I just remembered you still have injuries. I was afraid of hurting you, so I won't help you up." She forced a strained

half-hearted explanation, he actually believed she was expressing

stink anyway. I wouldn't want the

keep her distance. Once they got into the carriage. Dylan

asked in confusion,

indifferent as he replied, "We're going

Where are we

visibly stiffened "Why are

we going there?" His reaction made

noticed the way Dylan tensed up

a cold chuckle, Matthew comminued, “Eliza made it clear, if you

was afraid of

accept it."

those words, Dylan suddenly fell silent. He did not argue or continue questioning them. Instead, he simply turned his head and

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