The Lady Nun Vows Revenge by Caroline Rowland

381.Chapter 381

Adeline was to furious she felt like she might explode

Under the scornful gazes of Ariana and the others, she panicked and even dragged out her familial connection with Eliza- something she usually avoided acknowledging

She thought this would shut them up.

Put Eliza wasn’t about to let her off the hook.

Wah a faint smile, Eliza said, “Looks like Mrs. Nevill is getting old. Her memory’s not what it used to be. I cut ties with the Stonor family ages ago. We’re not family anymore, and I certainly didn’t invite you into my residence

“Did you hear that? She has nothing to do with you anymore! Cora let out a mocking laugh, her face full of ridicule. “So, Mrs. Nevill do you even realize what you’re doing right now?

“Sneaking into the Holy Lady’s residence and stealing her things. To put it bluntly, you’re nothing but a sneaky thief

Adeline was on the verge of losing her mind. She slammed the bowl down at Cora feet, the sound echoing sharply, and roared, “Who are you calling a sneaky thief? Say it again! Who are you accusing? 1 was just thirsty and drank a few bowls

without permission. That’s trespassing! Instead of waiting outside and queuing like everyone else, you barged in to steal a drink.

that the soup Her Grace prepared contains Snow Lotus gifted by the king? You dared to steal that? You’ve committed the grave offense of

Ariana and even Eliza no chance to interrupt. They could only watch as her sharp words drove Adeline to the brink–her eyes rolled back, and she fainted on the

can’t even handle a few words? She even fainted” Cora looked down at Adeline

in their eyes, they were already planning to share this juicy drama with their friends

wry smile. “Alright, Mrs Wright, you even brought up disrespecting the king. No wonder

telling the truth.

indeed speaking the truth. I’m lucky

with relatives like this. Not just

Anyone else would ve lost their mind by now.” Though her words

swapped terrible fate” for

everyone present understood the

grateful and tolerant of Cora, who had helped her vent