nagpurpolice Chapter 1935 - 472: Replaced and Let Go_7
Chapter 1935 - 472: Replaced and Let Go_7
This is mother and daughter.
A strand of hair by Yun Ya’s temple was lifted by the wind; she paused, glancing around, puzzled—where did the wind come from?
The hand hanging by her side moved involuntarily, a warm force seemed to come from the palm, flowing through her veins to her entire body, warming her heart which had been chilled to the extreme at that moment.
Brother Yan, is it you?
Suddenly, her nose felt a bit sour.
As the two arrived, everyone at the table stood up, the queen smiled and waved her hand: "Don’t be formal, just like being at home, please take your seats."
The queen sat at the head of the table, the Princess at her right-hand side, Lorde at her left, beside the Princess was Gan Wei’er, across from Gan Wei’er was Neo, and the other young ladies sat in order.
At the banquet that day, perhaps due to the lighting, she didn’t see clearly, but now she was close to the legendary Princess, so close that she could see her with just a turn of her head.
Her back was straight and elegant like a swan, showing no trace of affectation, the inherent nobility engraved deeply in her bones and blood, distinctly setting her apart from the seated women; without looking at her face, just the intangible aura she exudes already makes her stand out.
Of course, she wouldn’t admit she was that chicken.
Gan Wei’er’s hand at her side tightened, for the first time feeling deep inferiority towards another woman, from beginning to end, the other party hadn’t looked at her once, as if she was just an insignificant weed by the roadside, to glance at her would be charity.
Gan Wei’er noticed Lorde, who had been sitting silently, had stolen several glances at the Princess, jealousy bubbling in her heart.
"That day the Princess left hurriedly, there wasn’t time to talk, seeing you today, your beauty and grace make us feel incomparable, you are indeed deserving of being a Princess." Gan Wei’er praised with a smile.
Her greatest strength is that even when filled with jealousy, she can praise others without changing her expression, sincerely enough that no fault can be found.
The other three girls sneered inwardly at the hypocrisy, but outwardly had to agree.
The young woman smiled softly, her gaze like spring rain, immensely gentle, as if a drought-stricken heart had encountered sweet rain.
Gan Wei’er’s heart involuntarily skipped a beat under such a gaze...
"Thank you, you are also adorable."
Only when someone isn’t pretty enough is "adorable" used to describe them, secretly implying she’s ugly.
Gan Wei’er’s smile stiffened for a moment, then she quickly smiled: "Thank you for the compliment, Princess." Touching her own face: "Who can blame me for having a baby face loved by all."
She caught a glimpse of Lorde from the corner of her eye, who hadn’t given her a glance the whole time, a sense of defeat washed over her, resentment towards the Princess growing in her heart.
Where did she appear from, putting on airs in front of her, her uncle is the queen’s most trusted confidant, holding substantial military power, on par with Gianna, what does this woman have besides a pretty face?
"You, always so cheeky." The queen laughed, shaking her head, her gaze full of affection.
Gan Wei’er giggled: "It’s all because the queen spoils me." She glanced at the Princess, seeing her lower her gaze, her expression calm, a smugness rising in her heart.
Before she arrived, she was the only noble lady who could freely come and go in this palace, the queen was quite lenient with her, often rewarding her with things, even if she misspoke, the queen wouldn’t blame her, she saw the queen as kind as a mother.
They say this Princess was separated from the queen for years, how much maternal affection could there be? Certainly not more than what she had.
How could Yun Ya not perceive the young girl’s boastful and provocative undertone? She couldn’t help but smile a bit, thinking she regarded her queen as a loving mother? Fine, young lady, you will pay painfully for your naivety.
"Baby girl, Wei’er is your Uncle Gal’s niece, lively and outgoing, when you’re bored alone, let her keep you company, you’re both young, you can relate to each other," the queen said with a smile.
Gan Wei’er, self-acquainted, hooked her arm around Yun Ya’s: "Is your nickname Baby Girl? It’s lovely, I’m Gan Wei’er, rest assured queen, I’ll certainly take good care of the Princess."
Yun Ya subtly withdrew her arm, calmly replied: "I’m used to being alone."
Hinting that she’s not accustomed to enthusiasm from strangers.
Gan Wei’er’s face stiffened slightly, the other three girls covered their mouths to snicker, eager to brown-nose, alas, the Princess doesn’t play along, poor thing.