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

Chapter 236: Isn’t that the Second Princess?!

Chapter 236: Isn’t that the Second Princess?!

If something happened, if someone needed her help, and she had no points to use, she would be powerless.

Nnenna took a deep breath, determination setting in.

“You’re right.

I’ve been reckless.

I’ll start earning points first thing tomorrow morning.” The Love System sighed in relief.

“Finally, some common sense!

But hold up, how exactly do you plan on doing that?

You’re still banned from leaving the castle’s main grounds, remember?” Nnenna frowned.

That was a problem.

But not an impossible one.

“I’ll just have to make a difference right where I am, like before.

Opportunities are everywhere, I just need to look.” The Love System hummed in approval.

“Now that’s the spirit!

You don’t need to go far to make an impact.

Just be smart about it.” “You know,” Nnenna suddenly sighed, her voice laced with frustration.

“I haven’t stepped outside these castle walls for months!

I need to see the outside world again, it’s been way too long.” The Love System made a thoughtful sound, then concluded, “We’ll see how tomorrow goes.” And with that, their conversation ended.

The next morning, before the first rays of sunlight could fully brighten the sky, Nnenna slipped out of the castle through the secret passageway.

She didn’t even wait for breakfast, there was no time.

Obinna’s growing power needed to be handled, and she needed more good points to stand a chance.

The market was already bustling by the time she arrived, the air thick with the aroma of freshly baked bread, sizzling plantains, and spicy meats.

Nnenna took a deep breath, savoring the scents, only for her stomach to let out a loud grumble.

She winced.

Right.

eaten enough the night before, too distracted by her sister’s

now, skipping breakfast

selling fried plantains and eggs,

rich, savory flavor just

one problem,

hit

out of the castle, but she was still relying on its

out of spite, she knew she couldn’t depend on it for much

She clenched her fists.

time to

wanted to keep coming outside, if she wanted to survive

needed

could go to the old

He would help her.

He always did.

want to keep relying on the people she

to keep taking from them

Not yet, she decided.

she had more

through the bustling streets, her sharp eyes scanned every shop and stall, looking for something, anything, that could help her

felt like forever, her gaze landed on a huge shop with a simple

Perfect.

no time

the walls, filled with various clothings and

the staff, she walked up

“Excuse me,” she said.

job you advertised.” The staff member, a woman in her late 20s, turned around,

see the disbelief in her

how old are you?” the woman asked, crossing

Nnenna blinked.

Crap.

lie, but she really didn’t want to

great job,” she

very good with

qualified.” The staff member “…” The woman’s

not exactly a proper CV,” she

was about to question

people have enough

someone to assist me with

young woman,

aura of someone used to getting what she wanted, which seemed to have crossed

member

“You know what?

she said,