Chapter Summary: Chapter 225 – The Queen Returns—And She's Unforgiving by Internet
In Chapter 225, a key moment in the Marriage novel The Queen Returns—And She's Unforgiving, Internet delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.
Sebastian's expression made it seem like he had no ulterior motives. It was as if he were simply following the flow of the conversation.
Tiffany frowned subtly. She could not understand why Sebastian was so protective of Evelyn, not allowing others to speak the truth about her.
Now, he was turning the spotlight on her and Lucas. What was he trying to achieve with this?
Brandon looked at the two. Given how close Lucas and Tiffany had been, they were probably headed toward marriage.
"Mr. Grant, has it been made official yet? I'm sure your family is pleased with Ms. Moore," Sebastian said with sincerity.
Evelyn kept silent. She knew Sebastian could not bear seeing her wronged and wanted to return the favor.
After all, Maria only acknowledged Evelyn as her granddaughter-in-law. If not, Lucas would not have needed to sign that kind of divorce agreement with her.
Sebastian exclaimed again, "Wait, she hasn't met your family yet? How come?"
Brandon was also taken aback. Tiffany was excellent in every way, and their relationship was stable too. By all logic, they should have already made it official.
Tiffany looked up at Lucas and pressed her lips together without responding.
Lucas remained unfazed and offered an indifferent smile. "That's a private matter. Still, thank you for your concern, Mr. Hill."
He did not intend to explain any further. Sebastian's remarks left no marks on him.
Only then did Sebastian lower his smirk a little.
Lucas was deliberately protecting Tiffany's image! He would not allow even the slightest suspicion that Tiffany had come between a marriage to surface.
Evelyn was not interested in their conversation because she knew that one day, Lucas would introduce Tiffany to his family regardless. That was his own business.
She turned to Sebastian and said, "You guys can continue. I'll head back first."
Most of the people here had already exchanged greetings. Today was just the introductory phase, and the actual tour would take place over the next few days.
Evelyn left without bothering about how the rest of the reception went.
When Quint stepped out of the crowd, hoping to find Evelyn to continue their earlier discussion, she was already gone.
He was a little disappointed. He had a feeling that Evelyn would have given him deep insights on the topic.
Evelyn did not slack off when she got back to her room. She and Sebastian would be in Pearlia for three days, so she brought some books to read in her free time.
She had no idea what time the reception ended.
…
The next day, the base sent cars to pick everyone up.
Another joked, "With a girlfriend like her, Mr. Grant is making us feel inadequate."
Hearing that, Tiffany was a little embarrassed, but still turned to Lucas and gave him a shy smile.
Seeing the display, Sebastian got goosebumps. Were they here to study or to be lovey-dovey?
Evelyn kept her head down, not sparing them a single ounce of attention. She quietly took notes while listening to Graham, occasionally leaning in to observe the aircraft's specifications.
Based on the data provided, she started analysing and jotting down her calculations.
When Quint approached, he happened to notice some of her notebook's contents.
It was impressively advanced.
"Ms. Reed, have you come up with something new?" Quint admired how she stayed focused and low-profile. He was also impressed by their brief conversation in the elevator yesterday.
"Mr. Harrow." Evelyn looked up and saw him.
Quint offered a smile and took the chance to ask a question about Fly-By-Wire systems.
She thought for a moment before recommending a book. "You might want to take a look at this book. It should offer some useful insights."
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