All Her Secrets

At Vicente Swann’s funeral.

As the Swanns were one of the three prominent families in Casier, Vicente’s funeral was naturally packed with big shots and members of respected families in Casier.

In the noisy venue, the arrival of a girl in a white T-shirt attracted the attention of everyone present.

All of the people present were either rich or powerful. Despite being good-looking, the girl wore a cheap and battered T-shirt, setting her apart from everyone else at the funeral.

Seeing how she walked straight toward the Swanns family, someone couldn’t help asking curiously, “Who is she? Why is she sitting with the Swanns?”

“I heard that she is Miss Catherine, the second daughter of the Swanns that had lived away from the family. Vicente only asked her to come back before he died.”

“Is that so? I heard that Vicente ordered the family to announce his will in front of everyone before he died. I guess she only returned for this!”

…

The girl did not know that she had already become the topic of the guests’ discussions. She looked calmly ahead with an indifferent expression on her face.

Her eyes remained focused on Vicente’s portrait in the middle of the venue. Nobody knew what she was thinking about at the time.

Swann like this, Liana Swann, the youngest and favorite daughter of the Swanns, couldn’t help

if the media took a photo of her like this later? She wouldn’t even change her clothes

furrowed her brows too. She thought that

Catherine, her daughter from the countryside, dearly. In fact, Catherine pissed

wait until the funeral was over

youngest daughter in a low voice, “Liana, be good. Your

Catherine in public, so she could only choke back the complaints on the tip of her

noticed that Catherine, who had been looking straight ahead,

spent time with Catherine, so they wouldn’t know she had exceptional hearing. Even though Rachael and Liana spoke in a low

truly did not

portrait, her eyes flashed with a faint

to cry because

…

his views about how great Vicente was

knew this beforehand, the crowd was

the fortune of the Swanns. However, nobody understood why

Vicente trusted the most when he was still alive