Once a Doormat, Now Untouchable

Chapter 602

Raymond's face hardened.

"Diana's methods are still too gentle." No matter how he looked at Julian, Raymond felt the man was. slightly unworthy of his sister. If Sydney wanted to walk away, that would be her decision alone. No one else had the right to claim her. James shook his head. He did not fully agree.

"This time, it's hard to say."

Something about Diana felt wrong today. She was calm, but not casually so. It was the kind of composure that came from long preparation and absolute confidence in the result.

Diana noticed the brothers watching her, yet she did not spare them a glance. Many of the guests had traveled all the way from Brimcrest tonight. Several were old friends of the Huttons. Albus disliked such occasions and chose not to attend. Diana took charge instead.

For her, it posed no difficulty. She handled everything with effortless grace. Before entering the private room, Megan instinctively glanced toward Diana. When she saw that Diana showed no interest at all, she finally relaxed.

As long as Theodore secured a marriage with Eloise tonight, Megan would never need to read Florence's expression again, nor endure the Hutton siblings. As for Sydney, she was an unwanted wife who had been passed from hand to hand.

if the Huttons acknowledged her, how could she ever compare to Megan's brilliance? A server

"Ms. Hutton, please."

"Mhm."

on slender heels, and saw Eloise and Theodore inside. A sweet

she greeted her, then moved

future. He nodded and turned to Eloise "I'll be honest, even if it

stated it directly. Megan did not pretend to be shy. She accepted it without hesitation. "Julian is outstanding. Many

her in

excellent, but..." She glanced at

bad either." Victor had not expected to

glance, this woman seemed harmless. Her eyes told a different story. They were

I can introduce them to him." She played innocent without a single misstep. Victor stayed silent. That was the

him, anything else was acceptable. Megan was still

advance her match with Julian, Theodore had already visited the Sterling family in private. By current standards, it was almost the