Chapter 50
Grace’s eyes welled with tears as she looked pleadingly at Lady Blackwood. “Grandmother…”
Lady Blackwood glanced between Asher and Grace before exhaling deeply. “Very well. Grace, since you claim it was merely a misunderstanding, please explain yourself properly in front of everyone. I’m
certain Thalia isn’t unreasonable.”
With Lady Blackwood taking this position, Grace had no one left to shield her.
She sniffled, her expression a portrait of wounded innocence. “That day at the stables, I asked Thalia to teach me riding. Everything was fine until the horse suddenly went wild. I… I was thrown and injured.”
Everyone already knew this much, but Asher’s tone suggested there was more to the story. They maintained a tactful silence, waiting for her to continue.
Grace darted a nervous glance at Asher. His piercing gaze made her shrink back. She stammered, “It was just a misunderstanding, really. I thought Thalia disliked me and deliberately spooked the horse to hurt me. But later they found a wound on the horse’s neck–it must have been injured before being brought out. I must have accidentally pressed against it, causing the horse to bolt.”
She turned to Thalia with carefully manufactured contrition. “I’m sorry, Thalia. I misjudged you. shouldn’t have assumed the worst. Can you forgive me?”
Thalia’s brow furrowed as she regarded Grace silently.
I
Lady Blackwood spoke reproachfully, “Grace, how could you think such things about Thalia? She would never hurt you.”
Lord Blackwood also appeared displeased. “If you wanted to learn riding, why not take proper lessons? Not only did you end up injured, but you’ve created this ghastly misunderstanding with your brother’s
fiancée.”
At the mention of “fiancée,” a surge of jealous rage burned through Grace’s veins.
She managed to keep her voice steady. “I know I was wrong, Father, Mother.”
Asher’s gaze remained glacial. “That day, didn’t you explicitly claim that Thalia had kicked the horse, causing it to bolt? Why have you conveniently omitted that detail now?”
Without waiting for Grace’s response, Asher turned to his parents. “Mother, Father, who exactly has been
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Grace’s upbringing? How has she become like this–full of
Lady Blackwood exchanged
you actually lie, Grace?”
well–practiced anguish. “I… I was
you never mentioned that you lied. Is this what your education has
Winters had caught on to what
“Lady Blackwood, Lord Blackwood, my daughter would never harm anyone deliberately.
same influence
felt unexpectedly moved hearing her father and stepmother defend her so
her. Victoria had proven her care
her emotional barriers.
sorry, Thalia.
what Grace did was certainly wrong, but she’s apologized now. Couldn’t you find it in
Thalia frowned slightly.
impatient in Lady Blackwood’s tone, as if withholding forgiveness would
unfair. Whether
Blackwood’s eyes flashed with displeasure. “Asher, are you
replied, his expression carefully neutral. “I’m simply asking
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her sake, Thalia quickly interjected, “It’s fine,
subtle glance at Asher, reaching for his hand and giving it a gentle squeeze, signaling him not to pursue the
sharpness in his eyes softening immediately,
seized with such fury that she nearly cracked her teeth from clenching her
her palms
someday I’ll make you disappear from this
the middle of the night, Thalia was awakened by
pillow for her mobile, barely managing to open her eyes a crack as she groggily
cacophony of background noise
in annoyance, holding the phone away from her ear. “Who is this?” Her voice was thick with irritation at being disturbed in
other end didn’t
Say something,”
the chaotic background noise.
open enough to check
An unknown number.
she guessed
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