The first step was to get on Theodore's good side, and this pampered noblewoman who had never worked a day in her life was a well-known heiress in Charleston.

She was not well-known for her beauty or talents but rather for the numerous feuds she had with other noble families and royals behind the scenes.

Annabella's glamorous appearance did not match her personality at all. She was not unattractive by any means as her features were well-defined, but her malice and tendency to one-up others had earned her widespread disdain. Instead of showing remorse for her actions, Annabella became even worse.

However, her reputation was only confined to a small circle since she had not directly offended any larger families or the royal family. Thus, Annabella was still primarily known for her beauty throughout Charleston. People's impressions of her were that she was a beautiful heiress, with few other negative connotations.

Theodore had heard rumors about Annabella before, but he wanted to see her for himself instead of relying solely on hearsay. He believed it was best to form judgments after getting to know someone personally. Annabella greeted politely, "Hello, I'm Annabella. I apologize for our sudden intrusion. Please forgive us."

Theodore responded respectfully, "No worries. You're our guests no matter where you come from. Please, everyone, have a seat!"

Theodore politely ordered the maids to bring them hot tea.

favorable. Despite his reserved demeanor, it did

and his high nose bridge

men like him, though she wondered why he

not complaining. This was an opportunity she had to seize at all

in real life. I must thank the queen for inviting me and my family to the royal palace of Charleston. It's a pleasure to

"It's a

did not detect any displeasure in Theodore's voice, so

in every now and then, but they were actually paying close attention to

royal family, so he surely possessed the manners and upbringing expected of

mention, he was

handsome and charming in

and real life, so

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