Chapter 46

Eleanor didn't want to be entangled with Catherina any longer. She turned and went to her room to pack her things. She didn't have many belongings, so it didn't take long to gather them. As she was packing, Charles appeared at the door, standing tall and straight against the light. Eleanor hadn't realized before just how tall he was—at least 183 centimeters. The young man regarded her with a complicated expression. In his eyes, Eleanor was the victim. His grandparents didn't dare to offend the Williams family, and Catherina had refused to marry Robert, leaving Eleanor to clean up the mess. But why? Eleanor was vibrant and full of potential. How could she be forced to marry a man who didn't even dare to show his face? Eleanor didn't know what thoughts were churning in her brother's mind. She simply smiled and asked, "What's wrong?" "Sister..." Charles hesitated, feeling awkward, but his tone was firm. "If you're unhappy in the future, come back. At worst, you can get a divorce! I'm not