Pursuing Her

Seeing Ysabelle’s expression, Sophie couldn’t help but laugh.

“All right, how about this? When we return. I’ll take off this outfit and give it to you,” Sophie promised. She was aware of the material and knew that Tristan had taken great care in preparing everything.

“Can’t I have a new one? I won’t fit into yours!” Sophie was very slender, and the outfit fit her perfectly. Thus, Ysabelle, being slightly plumper than Sophie, might not find the same flattering fit in the outfit.

“This material is unique and exclusively tailored for me. There’s only one piece, and it’s not available for anyone else.” It wasn’t that Tristan was being stingy, it simply wasn’t available anymore.

“Fine!” I brought this situation upon myself. There’s no way I’d be able to fit in the outfit.

“Get in the car. If we don’t leave now, we’ll be late,” Felix urged. It wasn’t appropriate to be late for such an occasion.

As he spoke, he gallantly opened the car door for Ysabelle, and she quickly got in. They didn’t want her to go, yet she stubbornly insisted on tagging along. Thus, she had to be quick before they changed their minds.

Seeing her like that, Felix let out a chuckle.

“I know you’re eager to tag along, but you don’t have to be so anxious as if we’re going to leave you behind, he commented.

Ysabelle nonchalantly brushed her hair, feigning ignorance of Felix’s subtle insinuations.

Felix joined Ysabelle in the car, taking a seat as the driver started the engine, and they began their journey.

Ever since they got there, Ysabelle hadn’t ventured outside at all. On their first day, she had seen many homeless people, and the sight of longing eyes from impoverished children had left her feeling disheartened.

In more peaceful countries, certain things were readily available to children, but in Fandar, they could only yearn for such luxuries.

The children longed for peace and the chance to go to school. Unfortunately, the greed of certain individuals denied them these basic rights, keeping them trapped in a cycle of deprivation.

pitiful,

the man’s

These children are still growing, yet they can’t even have a proper meal, and they’re

to help them, but I

found herself uncertain of

some of Northley Group’s charitable funds can be directed toward supporting these children,” Felix suggested. He

“Yeah. Once I’m back, I’d like to do something about this,” she said, her tone

the competition. As soon as they stepped foot into the venue, they could hear the murmurs and discussions among the influential figures who had already gathered

she’s a renowned racer, but she

she’s trying to snatch our territories right out from under us. We

let’s take her down together. She’s just a woman She has no place interfering

Lily done to stir up such public outrage?” At that moment, it appeared that even the influential figures present were

brand-new event caught everyone off

that she had never been in a car driven

don’t know. Sophie rarely drives, so I don’t think she has experience in racing.”

only wait until Sophie

stepped out of the car, she immediately noticed the worried expressions on

have an argument?” Weren’t they just fine a

She’s a famous racer and has won

to Lily, the chances of other people winning

overheard the conversation.

evident in her eyes. The audacity of Lily’s actions truly disgusted her. “If you can’t do

so enchanting that it took her

“Don’t worry! It’s

Ysabelle found it hard to believe that someone without a driver’s license could race. “Are you Do you even have a driver’s license?” I doubt even a