Young Bride in a Lightning Marriage: Never Tired of Mr. Leon's Love

The priest delivered the eulogy at the funeral.

Apart from Charlotte's hypocrisy, everyone else genuinely mourned and offered prayers for the deceased princess, hoping she would return to the family in her afterlife.

They firmly believed that lost treasures would one day return to where they belonged.

The royal family of Charleston was highly exclusive, but it was undeniable that their love for family surpassed all else.

It was difficult for someone to establish themselves in the royal family if they were not related to the family by blood. However, after being raised by them for over 20 years, Charlotte was the first outsider accepted by the royal family.

Perhaps it was because she had spent two decades in the royal family that everyone seemed to trust her. They failed to see the monstrous heart hidden beneath her angelic facade.

She even cursed this lost treasure in her heart, wishing the deceased princess misfortune in her next life. It was simply because this stranger dared to come and steal what she deemed as 'affection'.

of her actions. As someone with no blood ties to the royal family, how could she claim that affection to be hers and stop everyone else from having it? Charlotte's behavior

was done delivering the eulogy, everyone silently went up to offer lilies to the deceased princess. The entire place was

walked up to the casket, unable to control her emotions. As someone who had always appeared prim

the flowers on the casket and turned to look at her husband, with whom she had

not fulfill her wish. "Juliana, are you sure about

at Arthur with a tragic and sorrowful gaze. "My dear, I know we don't want everyone here to feel even sadder, but it's too heartbreaking for a mother to not even know what her late

see my poor daughter's face. I want to engrave her in my heart

Arthur hesitated.

make you hurt even

'Don't do it, it'll only hurt

bear to see her cry, but Juliana nodded firmly. Choking back the tears, she said, "My dear,

took out an album the size of his palm from his chest pocket. Inside was a