The Lady Nun Vows Revenge by Caroline Rowland

“Ahhh!!” Matthew let out a pained scream, barely dodging the next whip strike.

“How dare you hit me!” Matthew roared, his eyes darkening as he glared at the attacker. But seeing who it was, Matthew froze in place, completely stunned.

“Diana? What are you doing here?” Matthew asked, disbelief etched across his face.

Diana stood fiercely, her lips curling into a cold sneer. “If I weren’t here, how much longer were you planning to help that illegitimate brat bully my best friend Liza?”

At first, Matthew had been genuinely happy to see her. After all, Diana was his fiancée, and they had grown up together, practically inseparable. Their engagement had been based on mutual affection, so seeing her after a long time brought a flicker of joy.

But that joy was short–lived. The next moment, Diana’s furious tirade crashed into him and Sophie. Matthew frowned, his expression darkening. “It’s been months, and you’re still as hot–headed as ever. Fine, yell at me if you must, but leave Sophie out of this. And don’t speak with such words again.”

Diana let out a sharp, sarcastic laugh, her anger flaring even more. “Oh, you think my words are harsh? Then maybe you shouldn’t have done such disgraceful things in the first place!”

saw Matthew still defending that illegitimate girl in front of her. The fire that had momentarily subsided

before I left Hasen City? I told you to take good

you, Matthew. You swore to me. And yet, in just a few months, you’ve already helped that little bitch

someone no one in Hasen City would dare to wrong. And now? She’s

Matthew’s face embarrassed. Even Benedict, standing

had his steward, Manson, help him retreat, terrified

It was even more explosive. He was secretly relieved that he’d agreed to call Matthew out earlier. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have been able to withstand Diana’s

Matthew’s fiancée, it was only fair that he dealt with her himself. But even Matthew couldn’t

for a moment, then stared at him in disbelief. “What did you just say? Did you tell me to

a sharp laugh, her anger bubbling over. “Well done,