Chapter 99 Implications

The terrifying aura made it difficult for me to breathe. I became even more nervous and scared, but I forced myself to stay calm. After a while, I shakily answered, "No, you won't, Ms. Tulsia." "Oh? Why not?" When I heard Tulsia's questioning tone, for some reason, my emotions calmed down a bit. I looked up at her and said, "This matter concerns the reputation of Houghton. Until you have evidence and a way to deal with Queen Diana, you won't inform King Vincent." We locked eyes for a moment. After a while, Tulsia clicked her tongue, reining in her imposing presence. She looked at me deeply and said, "You're quite clever, girl." At that moment, my heart finally settled, and I let out a sigh of relief. I made the right guess! Seeing my reaction, Tulsia raised an eyebrow. She leaned back against the chair, propped her face up with her hand, and said lazily, "Ah, this matter is quite troublesome." I did not dare to speak because I knew that this situation had only happene