Your Gold Digger is Actually A True Heiress by Vera Fiore

Chapter 94 "Indeed," Grace chimed in with a pinched voice. "She didn't even cto greet you first when she arrived. Instead, she's chatting with others. What does that say? She clearly doesn't consider you worth her attention." Lady Blackwood was absolutely fuming. "This Thalia Winters truly has no respect for her elders. No manners whatsoever. And to think your mother claimed she was well-bred and cultivated." A small triumphant smile played at the corner of Grace's lips as she spoke in a gentle, understanding tone. "Grandmother, please don't be upset. Don't let her affect your health-that's what matters most." Lady Blackwood patted Grace's hand affectionately. "You're always so considerate and caring, my dear. You truly are my granddaughter." Grace's smile deepened. "Grandmother, would you liketo stay by your side forever?" The elderly woman gave her an indulgent look. "Silly child, you'll marry someday. How could you possibly stay with your grandmother forever? Though I'd love to have you withalways, you're bound to marry eventually." If I married Asher, I could stay with you forever, Grace thought but didn't voice aloud.

Instead, she smiled demurely and said in a sweet, cajoling tone, "For you, Grandmother, I could remain unmarried my entire life." This comment delighted Lady Blackwood immensely, bringing a broad smile to her face.

Just as she was beaming with pleasure, Asher and Thalia spotted Lady Blackwood and, after exchanging a few words with those they were conversing with, began walking in their direction.

Grace alerted her, "Grandmother, they're coming over." Lady Blackwood let out a disdainful sniff. "About time." Thalia approached Lady Blackwood on Asher's arm, stopping before her with a polite, formal greeting: "Lady Blackwood." Lady Blackwood had previously insisted Thalia not address her as 'Grandmother,' which Thalia now respectfully observed.

However, the elderly woman's expression reflected deep dissatisfaction. "Such a formal address. Are you still harbouring resentment over the family dinner incident? I've already apologised to Asher. Why must you be so vindictive?" Asher's brow furrowed immediately. "Grandmother, wasn't it you who explicitly told Thalia not to call you 'Grandmother'? Thalia is following your instructions-how can you now be so unreasonable?" Thalia inwardly gave a cold laugh. Lady Blackwood was clearly looking for trouble again.

13:40 Your Gold Digger is Actually A True Chapter 94 Asher had essentially acted as her mouthpiece, expressing her exact thoughts. Thalia merely offered a slight smile without adding anything further.

When Lady Blackwood heard her grandson accuse her of being unreasonable, she immediately flared up. "How dare you callunreasonable? I am your grandmother! Asher, this woman has clearly been a negative influence on you. Just look at yourself-your attire is preposterous! And your attitude toward the is hardly befitting a grandson addressing his grandmother!" Asher's expression turned equally cold. "Grandmother, why do you persistently find fault? You were once so reasonable and understanding." Lady Blackwood scoffed. "That depends entirely on who I'm dealing with." Thalia's lips curled in silent mockery.

At that moment, a little girl ran up and grabbed Thalia's dress. "Wow, princess! Are you a Disney princess?” Thalia was amused by the child, bending down to gently pinch her cheek. "No, I'm not." The little girl gazed up at Thalia with bright, wonder-filled eyes. "But you are a princess! You're even more beautiful than the princesses I've seen on television." The little girl's innocent words instantly dispelled the irritation Thalia had felt from Lady Blackwood's attitude.

"Princess, can I play with you?" the child asked hopefully.

"Of course you can," Thalia replied in a gentle voice.

"This is utterly improper!" Lady Blackwood suddenly exclaimed in a harsh tone.

Nearby guests turned to look at the commotion.

The elderly woman continued angrily, "I was still speaking to you. How dare you start conversing with someone else? Have you no respect for your elders whatsoever?" Thalia lowered her head, taking a deep breath before looking up again with a composed expression. "Lady Blackwood, I'm not sure what I've done to earn such targeted animosity from you. Since my presence clearly offends you, wouldn't it be preferable if I simply removed myself?" Without waiting for Lady Blackwood's response, Thalia took the little girl's hand and walked away.

Asher gave Grace a meaningful, frigid look. “If I discover you've been poisoning Grandmother's mind against Thalia, I won't let it pass." Grace adopted a wounded expression. "Brother, I haven't done anything of the sort." Lady Blackwood glared at Asher. "This has nothing to do with Grace. Just look at how Thalia treats me. How can you 13.10 Your Gold Digger is Actually A True 89.7% Chapter 94 possibly expectto approve of her?" "Hmph," Asher let out a derisive laugh. "If you're not satisfied, so be it-I'm not marrying you." Lady Blackwood was being completely unreasonable, and Asher knew further discussion would be pointless, so he didn't waste any more breath on the matter.

"You-" Lady Blackwood sputtered with anger. "How dare you speak tothat way? I am your grandmother!" Asher ignored her completely and walked away.

The elderly woman was so enraged she was breathing heavily, struggling for air.

"Grandmother, please calm yourself," Grace soothed, patting her back. "Don't argue with Asher. It's all Thalia's fault. She's bewitched him. A woman like her is completely unworthy of him." Lady Blackwood made an effort to compose herself.

After a moment, she spoke with grave conviction: "You're right. Such a woman is indeed unworthy of Asher." A brief, triumphant smirk flashed across Grace's lips.

Thalia played with the little girl for a while until the child's mother clooking for her.

"Miss Winters, I'm terribly sorry. My daughter doesn't know any better-I hope she hasn't been a bother," the woman apologised with genuine remorse, her manner exceptionally polite.

Thalia smiled warmly. "Not at all. She's a delightful child." пехом тезе тво The little girl looked up at her mother and said in a sweet, endearing voice: "Mummy, the princess is so beautiful. May I take a photo with her? Could you take it for us?" The woman looked hesitant as she glanced at Thalia. "Would that be all right?" Thalia readily agreed. "Of course." After the photo, the little girl waved goodbye to Thalia.

Thalia responded with a bright smile.

Asher approached. "Lia, I'm sorry about all that." Thalia appeared completely unconcerned. "It's hardly your fault. Why are you apologising?" "I don't understand why Grandmother is being so unreasonable. She wasn't like this before," Asher said, taking 13:40 Your Gold Digger is Actually A True s 89.9% Chapter 94 Thalia's hand in his. "If we can't resolve this conflict, we'll simply see less of her. There's no need to subject yourself to such treatment." Thalia looked up, meeting his gaze directly. "What if your grandmother opposes our marriage?" Asher replied firmly: “I have full authority over my own marriage. Her opposition is irrelevant." Thalia nodded. "That's all I needed to hear."

Spotting familiar faces in the crowd, Thalia said, "I'm going to join m Charlotte andand Victoria for a bit. I'll leave you to yourself for a short while." Internally, Asher felt a bit abandoned, though he wouldn't express it.

His expression remained composed as he replied in a neutral tone: "Of course, go ahead.” As Thalia walked toward Charlotte, something unexpected happened.

Suddenly, Grace appeared out of nowhere, colliding with Thalia The wine glass in her hand fell, spilling red wine all over Thalia's gown.

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