etting

do were thrilled. I thou

Roger was the onl

ed over the wall into my home that night. He cornered me against the wall, and his e

t did it mean to t

for me. After Roger fell for Sylvia, Eduardo started spending ti

at must be what

lowly lowered the fist he had presse

king utterly

state. She invited all the noblewomen in Jasperton to enjoy crab, the autumn flowers,

bout poetry, but I d

oem that won first place. She gracefully prese

at the chef at Eduardo's family was indeed better than the one at my father's. Once I marry into th

lewoman suddenly asked. In an instant, everyone turned to lo

r. Dittman likes her, she must be exceptionally tal

e to see what poetry M

fter another and pushed me int

rab leg and stoo

of the noblewomen, I realized that they knew I couldn't c

ardo in the hope that he w

med to have jus

ere sweet cakes, rose pastries, and the imag

nothing more than a brute who only knows how to wi

what Mr. Dittman sees

g themselves, and Verda's exp

man, I've heard of Miss Mendoza's exceptional swordsmanship. In Jasperton, she has fought against injustice and even sent urgent messa

ylvia standing gracefully in the ce

e heard Sylvia's words. Sylvia then took Verda's arm and said with a smile, "Mrs. Dittm

the lake. I breathed a sigh of relief and thought that I had fin

chatting and laughing with Verda. Her pink dress was so elegant

ly catch her gently. But if I were to trip, I'd probably

rstood why Roger

Eduardo? Go to hell!" Someone shoved me hard, an