But she was the type of person who bullied the weak and feared the strong. She didn''t dare to me Julian and instead ced all the fault on


    She thought it was that Rosalie,pted by the Talley family, who had instigated Julian to be disrespectful to her elders.


    "Dama n"" Phyllis muttered. It was only after Julian left the dining room that she dared to m her fork down on the table and throw a tantrum.


    However, aude from Edward. Helena, and a few servants, no one else was around to witness this scene.


    At this point. Rosalie, who had already gone upstairs, was unaware that Julian was sticking up for her downstairs. She stood in her bedroom, which was now unrecognizable, her eyes cold. She looked at the servant in front of her.


    "Whose things are these?" Rosalie asked, already knowing the answer.


    During the time travel, it had been around this time that Rosalie discovered her master bedroom had been taken over by Helena.


    Back then. udia and Helena pretended to look pitiful. They told her that Helena was not well, and since Rosalie''s bedroom had good lighting and was on the second floor, it would be good for Helena to stay there temporarily until she felt better.


    At that time. Rosalie had a good rtionship with the family and, thinking she didn''te home often, readily gave up her room to Helena without a second thought


    Now, seeing the bedroom filled with tacky pink decorations and no trace of her original presence, Rosalie''s face grew colder.


    The servant frightened by Rosalie''s demeanor, spoke in a barely audible voice. "Th-they''re Helena''s"


    "Who gave her permission to move in?" asked Rosalie


    "It was the mistress," the servant replied


    Rosalie was both angry and amused. It seemed her tolerance of this family had been mistaken for an invitation to take advantage.