Chapter 1651 The Conspiracy of Conrad Kings

Eleanor had spent enough time in Bloomstead to gain a fair understanding of Matthew's circumstances. As someone who had once loved him deeply, she couldn't help but feel a deep sense of pity for the hardships he had endured during his childhood. This, in turn, had bred a strong dislike within her for Flavian. "I know you," she said, her tone haughty and unyielding.