They Hated Me in My First Life, But Now I Have the Love System

Chapter 139: New Room Chapter 139: New Room The king needed something to awaken him, to help him see you in a different light and try to be better toward you.” Nnenna remained silent, processing everything.

“Just keep doing good,” the system added, “and those who have goodness in them will come to love you especially when you accumulate good points.” For the next few days, Nnenna attended her night classes diligently, racked up good points during the day, and kept a close eye on the preparations for the Grand Ball.

Finally, the long anticipated day arrived.

Guests were scheduled to begin arriving around noon, and the entire royal family was expected to be present to welcome them.

After much thought, she decided to move into the room prepared for her, though not because she wanted to accept their sudden kindness.

It was a strategic move.

As much as she didn’t care for their approval, letting people see that she had been living in a closet would not only make them pity her, but it would also make them look down on her.

If she wanted their respect, she had to position herself wisely.

If being given her own room was an acknowledgment of her status, even if it came late, then she would use it to her advantage.

There was no need to fight a battle she could win before it even started.

The first time Nnenna stepped into the new room, her eyes scanned the space with quiet observation.

It was undeniably luxurious, far more than the cramped closet she had called home for years, but it still lacked the extravagance of a true princess’s quarters.

The room was spacious, with high ceilings adorned with delicate gold accents.

The walls were painted a soft ivory, and the large windows were draped with deep blue curtains, the fabric rich but not quite as fine as the silk ones in Ebere’s room.

A grand four poster bed sat in the center, covered in plush bedding embroidered with intricate floral patterns.

It was elegant, but unlike Ebere’s, which had a custom canopy and velvet trimmed pillows, hers was simpler in design.

ornate carvings, and a desk with neatly arranged parchment and ink suggested a place

would have been a walk in closet, a subtle yet intentional difference that set her

a thick rug laid

the ceiling, its crystals catching the light beautifully, but it was smaller, less grand than the one that

for a princess, but

a statement,

before, but still carefully

out a slow

It didn’t matter.

wasn’t here to compete

Nnenna had her own battles to

the woman had prepared the latest, most elegant dresses for her to wear

dress had been carefully selected for every activity in succession, ensuring that Nnenna was not only well dressed but

but for Lady Rose’s effort in preparing her for everything

to greet

her since she moved

family members had visited, except for the housekeeper and a

in the main dining hall, and her siblings had been too preoccupied with

her, they had been instructed to perfect their skills in preparation for

own training

practiced late into the night, sometimes

ending as late as 3

But she didn’t complain.

Not anymore.

importance of

strengthened her confidence, and now she knew, without a doubt, that she could

her from

she moved toward the

door, expecting to see the