Chapter 1149

Lena got out of the car and looked at the intricately carved fountain beside her, feeling quite amazed.

Looking again at the big house ahead, she admitted to herself that she was jealous.

No wonder Regina doesn't allow ordinary women to marry her son.

For a castle like this, the people who can live in it were naturally those born into nobility, raised in privileged environments, and were well-versed in music, chess, calligraphy, painting, poetry, and other refined arts.

What surprised her even more was that when the castle gates opened, dozens of young girls dressed as maids walked out in unison.

They lined up in two rows, hands crossed in front of their stomachs as they said in unison, "Welcome back, Ms. Stone, Mr. Morris, and Ms. Lemia."

Lena felt a bit embarrassed by the whole situation.

She quickly moved closer to Margot.

Margot took her hand and said, "You don't need to worry about it."

In fact, for Margot, it took a lot of courage for her to let go of the past and forget