67: Won

Won

"Damn, Audrey... Audrey really did it. Fifty people, that's fifty people!"2

"Oh my god, so a level 10 fighter can actually manage such a feat? The Davis family really doesn't know what's good for them. If Audrey and Calder really leave the Davis family, will they rejoin other families?"

"Calder is already a level 32 Heroic at the age of 50 this year. So if Calder doesn't even care about the Davis family, then there's only the Cameron family in his eye, huh."

"Speaking of which, it's not easy for miss Audrey. It must be because she has been bullied too much in the family that she chose to resist, right?"

"After all, I heard that the Davis family's elder, Pierre, wants to force her into an arranged marriage to that idiot from the Fairlie family without saying a word."

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Audrey put away her sword and raised her eyebrows as she looked at the Elder, Pierre. "I wonder if I have the right to refuse the Fairlie family's right now?"

The person in charge of the Fairlie family sneered. He narrowed his eyes and examined this girl who was trying to change his fate from top to bottom. Then, he slowly returned to his seat.

Between families, benefits came first.

He did not believe that Calder would give up the position of patriarch of the Davis family for Audrey's sake.

Moreover, the Grand Elder, Pierre, and Houston had already taken away their belongings.

Whether Audrey left or not, it would make Calder feel disgusted for a long time.

The Grand Elder, Pierre, put on a fake smile and said, "Audrey, I've already discussed this with your father.

"In order to make up for your loss, half of the Fairlie family's resources have been sent to the Davis family. You can choose whatever you like."

In other words, break off the engagement? No.

Kate had never met such a shameless person.

How could Audrey, who had reached such a position, still not be able to control her own fate?

Kate wanted to say something, but Ferri stopped him. "This is a private matter that belongs to the Davis family. So, Kate, you can't interfere."

"But!" Kate was very anxious. He could not watch Audrey suffer such an insult in front of him.

"But you can't do anything, Kate. I hope you can calm down." Ferri looked at his son helplessly, "I know you value Audrey as a good friend. But, if Audrey is really an ordinary person, you can certainly go over and help her.

"But the problem is that Audrey isn't an ordinary noble lady at all. Her marriage is related to the rise and fall of both families. So we have no right and no reason to interfere. Do you understand, Kate?"

Kate could not understand why a huge family would betray their children in exchange for benefits.

Besides, the Davis family did not lack prestige in Spark City.

"No, father, I can't just watch Audrey be sent away." He steeled his heart, "You've said it before, father. The family's dogma is higher than the decisions made by the parliament. Audrey has proven herself to everyone. She can choose her own fate."

Kate no longer listened to his father's advice. He intended to charge out of the crowd, but he was knocked unconscious by Ferri's palm.

Ferri let out a long sigh.

"Since the Davis family can no longer tolerate us, as a father and daughter, we shall bid farewell."

Calder threw his cane to the ground in a mocking manner. "I, Calder, truly can not understand a person who can defy the family's dogma."

"Audrey, let's go."

He wanted to bring Audrey to find a world that truly belonged to him.

"Please wait a moment." The attendant hurriedly ran down from the stage beside the jury and placed a wooden token in front of Calder, "This is a token that belongs to the Templar Knights. I hope that miss Audrey will reconsider the matter of entering the trial."

Kaki gritted her teeth, her eyes burning like torches.

What was so special about Audrey that the Templar Knights would view her in such a different light?

In fact, Audrey herself was not very clear. The Templar Knights might not be an escape route in the future.

Audrey thought for a moment before taking the token over and putting it into her sleeve.

This day was known as Audrey's turning point.

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