Chapter 820


    “Well…” Alexander shrugged. “I have not, but from what Neil says, she’s a talented and gorgeous


    fairy!”


    Cordelia chuckled, amused.


    Neil did not like Victoria but liked hanging out with the mild-mannered Alexander. They were simr in


    age and had spent time together since pre-school, only parting when they went to high school.


    Despite that, the geographical distance had not set their hearts apart. No matter what they ran into,


    they shared it with each other.


    Just like this time, Neil had told him about Aurelia’s story, and the girl’s temporary residence permit was


    all thanks to Alexander’s help.


    “I think your cousin’s fallen hard this time!” Alexander chuckled. “Aurelia’s working for that tailor, and he


    makes several daily trips there. The owner thinks the demolishment is actually happening!”


    “Is Aurelia doing well?” Cordelia had not seen the girl for some time and missed her.


    “Don’t worry. I’m sure she’s doing good with Neil looking out for her.”


    Cordelia felt the embroidery and beads on the dress and eximed, “I like this dress. She’s so


    thoughtful!”


    Alexander checked the time and noted that he should take her along to meet the queen.


    Both of them headed for the internal pce.


    The meeting had just started, and royal family members and nobles could be seen making their way to


    the hall—except Allegra.Text ? owned by N?velDrama.Org.


    Cordelia could not help recalling the scene in the washroom where Allegra was soaked because of her.


    To be honest, Allegra was a little pitiful, but those who were pitiful must have a cause for sinking to their


    lows.


    The resilience in Cordelia’s character prevented her from being mindlessly sympathetic.


    Thinking of this, she looked at Alexander curiously and could not help asking, despite trying to hold


    herself back, “It’s all women who attend today’s event, right? Why are you here?”


    Alexander paused his steps. Well… how was he supposed to answer her?


    He wore an embarrassed smile and gave it a thought before replying, “I looked very much like a girl


    when I was young. Sometimes, when I went out with Victoria, people mistook us as sisters… It’s said


    that this got to my uncle and aunt, and both thought it was a funny joke. They were very happy, so my


    aunt gave me special permission to have free ess to the internal pce for the Floria Festival


    event.”


    “Uh… that’s great.” Cordelia cracked a smile. “You’re the leaf among the flowers today!”Books


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    “There’s nothing bad about it!” Alexander spoke earnestly. “I quite like hanging out with girls!”


    Cordelia said nothing.


    “A ssic philosopher wrote that women are made with water and men are made with soil.” Alexander


    shed her a smile. “I agree with it very much!


    “Like you, or girls like Aurelia, you’re clean and pretty. Hanging out with girls like you makes me feel


    safe.”


    Cordelia grinned and blurted, “You see girls as friends? You wouldn’t like boys then, would you?”


    Alexander froze. There was a change in his expression.


    Realizing that she had misspoken, Cordelia quickly apologized. “Your Highness, I’m sorry. I don’t mean


    it like that…”


    “It’s fine.” Alexander was not angry. Instead, he looked at her with a smile. “Let’s hurry and go in. Don’t


    make the queen wait.”


    Cordelia stayed behind him and knocked her head in regret.


    …


    The Southeast Aciatic royal family had always been on good terms with the Irwins. The queen liked


    Cordelia when they met and let her take a special seat.


    The cutlery of others was regr silverware, but Cordelia used gold ones like the royal family


    members.


    Victoria promptly recognized the queen’s special treatment toward Cordelia, and jealousy burned her.


    The queen said with a smile, “Cordelia, you look great in your outfit. The embroidery looks even better


    than the pce’s embroidery artists’. It also doesn’t look as boring as the traditional patterns… Is it


    Mrs. Irwin’s work? I remember she’s excellent at handiwork!”


    “Aunt, it isn’t by Mrs. Irwin!” Victoria fought to answer first before Cordelia replied.


    Cordelia’s hands holding the cutlery halted, and she looked up to meet the princess’ challenging gaze.


    “I know who made it!” Victoria purposely looked at her and said, “Her name’s Aurelia Chilton, right?”