Chapter 782:
Patty never expected to face public backlash.
It was supposed to be Madisyn and Andrew getting all the blame!
Her face tightened, irritation bubbling beneath the surface.
As the heiress of the Hunt Group, the idea of apologizing was out of the question.
But with every pair of eyes glued to her, waiting, she clenched her teeth and turned on her heel, storming out without another word.
Madisyn’s voice rang out.
“Don’t forget to compensate my brother!”
Patty’s face darkened even more, her steps quickening as she hurried out of the theater.
The moment she got into the car, she slammed the door shut.noveldrama
When she thought about the humiliations she’d endured today, her anger flared up again.
Just then, her phone rang.
The moment she saw Savannah’s name flash on the screen, Patty instantly knew what it meant—Savannah was summoning her.
Sure enough, when she picked up, Savannah asked her to come to the palace.
She didn’t want to go, but what choice did she have?
Still, she wasn’t scared.
When she was still a child, she’d been terrified of Savannah.
Her parents had always told her to stay on Savannah’s good side.
She was fully aware of their differences in status.
But now? Now that her family had given up on Savannah, and with no benefit to gain, why should she fear her anymore?
When Patty arrived at the palace, Savannah was engaged in an intense martial arts practice session.
As she observed from afar, she couldn’t help but admire Savannah’s prowess.
Savannah’s every move was precise and powerful, showcasing the exceptional skills, dedication, and discipline she had honed over years of training.
The spear in Savannah’s hand sliced through the air with effortless precision.
Its sharp tip cut through the air in a series of fluid, deadly arcs, making the atmosphere feel thick and electrifying.
Patty didn’t dare disturb Savannah.
But after waiting for ten minutes, she grew increasingly impatient.
Eventually, she asked a servant to inform Savannah of her presence.
She saw the servant quickly approach Savannah and say something.
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