o visit her or bring her food. She had even apologized for ruining Harper's en

med normal even after consuming the food. Then why was Felicia here? She wouldn't meet her without a

to talk was when blood started dribbling from the corner of

the food and found that the food wasn't co

errible news! Lady Harper has poisoned Lady Felicia! My Lord, My Lady,

r-she had poisoned herself. Disgust and coldness surged through Harper's eyes when she saw that Felicia was spitting blood on the ta

ted teeth as bile rose in her throat. Their father Charles had been cold and distant to Harper ever since she had dragged her clan into

d Sue rushed in as soon as the physician had left. The latter rushed towards

and fall on the floor. Her forehead hit the corner of the table and was cut deeply. Blood gushed out and dribbled on her

ge and remained impervious to his daughter's words. The intensity of his look made it seem like he wanted

h!" Charles spat as his hatred grew in intensity with every passing second. Harper was astonished to see her father treat her like

You want me dead, don't you? Am I not your daughter?" Harper bellowed as her eyes turned red. Charles was dumbfounded as his heart

ous of your own sister and have tried to kill her. You are a vindictive woman. You don't deserve to be my daughter! Now is the time fo

nt her dead? Wasn't he supposed to love her and give her a chance even if she

fight him. She stared at him as blood continued to gush from her forehead. She looked at the malice i

lled with hatred. "You are the vicious bitc

and struggled hard to stand up. "As the prime minister of the country, you indulge your concubine and allow her to bully me. Even a

unfilial daughter to death! How dare she yell at me, this cunning bitch!" He paused for a moment and turned towards

per very much. Thus, they pinned Harper to a bench. Without s

ough and were subdued by the guards. Looking at her crying maids and her father's cold face, Harper sneered. 'Is this the family that you've loved with al

n anything else in the world. This moment, only her life mattered to her. She had desperately tried to escape the death sentence, b