★★★ “Baron, William's assistant? Why would he plot against you?" Henry responded with a puzzled expression, his frown deepening. As soon as he awoke, there was a cyclone of confusion in front of him and his brain couldn't comprehend Katherine's remarks. “Katherine, please stop. I am starting to think you approach this room with a purpose, but you're unaware that this isn't William who is staying there. Am I correct?" Henry did not waste time wondering why this had occurred; he dealt with the matter immediately. “Put an end to it! No, I did not! You are the one who trapped me in a plan; I had nothing to do with it," Katherine screamed in wrath when Henry grabbed hold of the thread, which Katherine purposefully chose to overlook. “Did you not?" Henry dismissed Katherine's outburst. "Were you abducted or were you brought here against your will?" Henry inquired carefully, staring into Katherine's eyes, which were filled with regretful sorrow, the cause for which was clear to him. K

★★★ Monica looked into his eyes and felt as if he knew why she was furious and sad. She stopped arguing but refused to let him know why she was behaving so disastrously with him. “Move; I am not required to respond to your inquiries," Monica turned her head to the side and spoke, giving William the impression that she was even too repulsed to look into his face. "When I am speaking to you, refrain from disregarding me," William growled furiously, wanting her to swallow in his rage since she was adamant to poke holes in his patience. “We are in the car, so be mindful,” Monica returned her head at William and said with an irritating tone. As soon as her words went to William, his senses came back to reality, he quickly moved away from Monica and went to the corner. Before long, the vehicle stopped in front of the castle. Despite the early hours of the evening, the snow and cold made the evening seem like midnight. After William and the others, Monica stepped out of the vehicle. For

★★★ As soon as Katherine got to her residence, she hurried straight to her room, skipping the tea party her mother was hosting with other wealthy members of the society who shared the passion of wasting time chatting about other people's possessions. “Katherine, my child... Kat?!" Katherine’s mother screamed seeing her daughter's cold back who did not pay attention to her and her friends who were hoping to be greeted by Katherine, but Katherine's behavior had pushed them all into awkwardness. “Sorry, ladies! She is exhausted I can tell. Next time she will definitely pay respect to all of you but for now, I am apologizing on behalf of her," Katherine's mother requested her friends. Her hasty resolution of the situation stemmed from her awareness of her friends' judgment and their propensity to gossip behind her back about trivial matters. “Oh, Mrs. Hughes, this is not any kind of fault that needs an apology. We can understand Katherine's conduct because she is our child, having grow

★★★ Brian was seated next to a woman who was unconscious and unable to move or speak while she lay on a king-size bed with her eyes closed. She had been in a coma for ten years and Brian had been caring for her ever since he realized she would die if he did not take care of her. “Aria, how long you will remain like this, you have no idea how much the world has changed. You will be astounded to see our modern city around Christmas. I genuinely miss your grin and your comments about how dull I am, even though you think William is a charming and hilarious man. However, he never mentioned you or recalled you that is what made me upset. In addition, he wed a woman." Even though Aria was motionless, Brian spoke to her with such ease that it seemed like they were actually conversing. “I have to admit that I was curious about the girl. Although she is not as attractive as you, she is overly perceptive and aware of those around her. Her smile is similar to yours, though, and because of that

★★★ “How are you doing? You look nothing like the previous you! My eyes are still deciding if you are real because we assumed something bad occurred to you when you abruptly left the house," Monica's aunt stated as she stopped her tears by placing her finger at the corner of her eyes, but Monica was unsure if there had been any tears in her eyes or if the arrogant woman had resumed the act in front of her friend. “That much is true—I can never be the same after leaving that place. I'm running out of time to finish the conversation, but I hope all is well with you," Monica remarked as she turned to depart the area she had been idling around in. "Mrs. Hooque, look just how aggressive she is! You are a good woman, I am not sure whether I could put up with her," The friend stated to Monica's aunt, who was going through Monica's disposition towards her while expecting Monica would break down in her arms after encountering her for so many seasons. Monica's aunt grasped the back of Moni