The Lady Nun Vows Revenge by Caroline Rowland

The Silent 482

482.Chapter 482

"I've always said that as long as you behave, you'll always be my good daughter," Gabriel said. But Sophie just wouldn't

behave.

Sophie was even more disobedient in the matter of choosing a husband, insisting on doing something so embarrassing and disgraceful that it ruined the reputation of the Duke's estate and his honor.

In Hasen City, those who knew about the past ridiculed Gabriel behind his back. For the sake of a bastard daughter, he had driven away his legitimate daughter.

If the illegitimate daughter had been more successful than the legitimate one, it would have been acceptable. But now, Eliza had a good reputation and became a highly respected Holy Lady, while Gabriel's favored illegitimate daughter had a ruined reputation and willingly became Caleb's concubine.

Not only was Sophie being ridiculed, but Gabriel, the once all-powerful Lord Mowbay, was also being mocked. Naturally, Gabriel was angry with Sophie. Even the guilt and sense of obligation Gabriel had felt toward Zoie and her daughters were almost gone.

for Sophie using her mother's demeanor to evoke some memories in Gabriel today, she probably wouldn't have

consequences, I truly know I was wrong. Please forgive me." Sophie tried to use the hard-luck story to

this, Caleb, sitting beside her, became unhappy. "Sophie, how can

the family. Now that Sophie was his concubine, if she had been wronged, it was fine to talk about it within the Marquis's estate. But she shouldn't say such things at the Duke's

Marquis's estate treat her poorly? Or did they make her suffer? Caleb thought. Although his mother's attitude towards Sophie was not good and her words were somewhat harsh, she didn't hit her or deprive her of anything. Sophie still had all the dignity she deserved, and even the maids serving her were comparable

as if she had suffered a great

Caleb to give her a cold shoulder, even in front of

was about to speak when Gabriel gave Caleb a cold stare. “What, after your behavior on the wedding day, do you expect

Or rather, he was still a little afraid of Gabriel. After all, it was

choosing to stay silent, though his expression betrayed a mix of defiance and simmering resentment. Or

of a family, having his leg broken by his own