Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 2075

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Having delivered her final words, Shannon left with the same composed grace with which she'd arrived. Her steps were unhurried and calm.

She left behind a room full of people, who seethed with the urge to detain and berate her severely. But they were intimidated by the threat she'd just issued.

So, they turned their fury toward the one person she'd named outright—Liora.

Fenric was the first to throw a rage. "Liora, what did she mean by all that! She'd been confined in the manor day in and day out; how could she possibly contact The Chancellor's Hall? Were you helping her behind her back?"

Liora's heart thumped at the mention of her name. Hearing such an accusation hurled at her, she could barely hold back from crying out in injustice.

With a loud thud, she dropped to her knees. "I'm wronged, Sir Fenric! I'm Lady Elysia's faithful servant, so how could I ever betray the family that has fed and kept me?

"It's Lady Serelith! She seems a little uncanny…"

Humiliated by Serelith before a room full of witnesses, Elysia was also burning with fury. She wanted to throw a fit but was more meticulous than Fenric.

Rather than immediately launching into accusations, she questioned coldly, "Tell us about it. What did she mean by those words?"

She did not believe Elysia would betray her. Until she fully understood what had happened, she would not act rashly and leave herself with no room for change.

Liora recounted what'd occurred earlier that day when she'd entered Serelith's place to drag the latter out, including what'd happened with her grandson.

At first, she'd refused to believe Serelith's words, but before the carriage arrived, Serelith had wrapped a handful of soil in a napkin and instructed her to take it to her grandson. When his condition improved, Liora's demeanor toward Serelith began to show respect.

When Serelith had boldly claimed to make the truth known to The Chancellor's Hall, even in her death, Liora did not doubt her.