Chapter 61 Not Wanting to Cause Trouble

Marcus returned to the VIP suite and found Emma in the middle of a game of chess with Charles. Emma sat with perfect posture, a result of the dance lessons she had taken since childhood. Her figure was graceful, and her demeanor exuded the elegance of a refined young lady. In addition to her poise, Emma was accomplished in various arts—music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. She was beautiful, sophisticated, and carried herself with the grace of someone raised in a wealthy family. When it came to interacting with others, Emma maintained an impeccable balance, knowing exactly when to advance or retreat. Despite coming from the wealthiest family in the country, Emma exhibited none of the arrogance or undesirable traits often associated with privilege. The Walker family had raised Emma exceptionally well. This was one of the reasons Charles was satisfied with Emma. Moreover, Grace was a good friend of Charles, almost like a sister to him. She had entrusted him with looking after E