<h4>Chapter 1679: Chapter 1671: Unfortunately, Ashton doesn’t have this kind of good fortune anymore.</h4>


    "Lady Octavia, don’t worry." Diana Kinsman patientlyforted her, "Since her original n was to alienate you and Madam Heath, you should not fall for her scheme. What you should do now is to mend your rtionship with Madam Heath."


    "Don’t quarrel with them anymore."


    "The more discord you have with them, the more it fulfills that person’s intentions."


    Lady Octavia looked at her, lost in thought for a while.


    "Winnie, you’re right." After a moment, Lady Octavia pursed her lips and nodded, "I can’t let my rtionship with Ashton be so strained because of a woman like her. I was foolish to fall for her scheme, but I won’t let her seed in the future."


    "It’s good that you understand, mydy."


    "Winnie, I really owe it all to you." Lady Octavia held Diana’s hand, her face full of gratitude, "If you hadn’t talked to me about this, I’d still be clueless, not knowing that I’ve fallen for someone’s scheme."


    "You’re too kind, mydy," Diana smiled, "We were fated to meet and be close friends. This is just a small matter and not worth mentioning. After all, I’ve encountered simr situations in the past."


    "Since we’ve had simr experiences, I naturally don’t want you to fall into someone else’s trap like I did."


    "However, I still think that your daughter-inw seems quite kind and na?ve. Maybe we’re overthinking, and she’s not that cunning and scheming."


    "Heh." Lady Octavia scoffed with disdain, "Kind and na?ve? If she were really like that, she wouldn’t have schemed to make Ashton marry her without consulting me first. Ever since she married into the Heath family, there’s been no peace in the house."


    "Anyway, I’ll find a way to make her leave Ashton."


    "She’s a problem. If she stays in the Heath family, she’ll only bring trouble."


    Diana looked at Lady Octavian’s indignant expression and pressed her lips together, remaining silent.


    "Ah, Winnie, if only I had met you sooner," said Lady Octavia regretfully, "You’re so good and sensible. Whoever’s child marries you in the future will be very fortunate."


    "It’s a pity Ashton isn’t that lucky."


    At this moment, Lady Octavia hadpletely forgotten that she once said the same thing to Reba Kelloway.


    Now, Reba was a forgotten person to her.


    Her past affection for Reba was genuine.


    At that time, she genuinely wanted Reba to marry Ashton Heath.


    However, now the Kelloway family was no longer worthy of the Heath family’s social status. Even though Lady Octavia still had some feelings for Reba, those feelings didn’t matter whenpared to her interests.


    Her fondness for Reba was built on many conditions.


    If Reba wasn’t the daughter of the Kelloway family, no matter how capable and sensible she was, Lady Octavia would never consider her as a wife for Ashton Heath.


    For Lady Octavia, the most important criterion for her future daughter-inw was her family background.


    Without a good family background, she wouldn’t consider anyone, no matter how outstanding they were in other aspects.


    Technically, Joanna Lawrence’s family background now met her requirements.


    In fact, the White family was the mostpatible match for the Heath family in terms of social status.


    Looking at the entire city of Closia, there was no unmarried woman more suitable for her son than the daughter of the White family.