Chapter 64 The Confrontation Begins

Victoria's actions caught everyone by surprise.

Some of the audience instinctively shut their mouths and covered them with their hands. They feared that she would throw something at them if they uttered a sound.

Colette was secretly glad when she saw what Victoria did. Victoria was digging her own grave.

But when Victoria looked toward them, Colette suddenly had a very bad feeling.

Victoria wasn't who she used to be now. She wouldn't have acted recklessly for nothing.

Didn't she say she would "clear things up, one by one"? What was she trying to say?

She was still uneasy when Victoria said, "Firstly, you said you had no choice but to send me to the countryside. Someone was there to look after me. And who was that? Get her here so I can get to know her."

Roman was joyous. Pleased, he glanced at Colette. But on the surface, he put on a disappointed face.

"You're upsetting me," he said. "Aunt Julia must be dismayed to hear you. It has been long since she met you, and she insisted