How To Get Revenge On My Sister Who Stole My Husband (16 Chapters Left to Complete) - Chapter 102

When I bent down and felt along the floor beneath the bed, something caught against my palm, and a hidden jewelry box appeared as a section of the floor lifted up. Annie quickly tucked it into her bosom, gathered her few belongings, and stepped outside.

“Already done packing, Miss Annie?”

“Yes. And you? You’ve loaded every last one of the young lady’s belongings into the carriage, haven’t you?”

“Of course. Now we just need to load your things. Please hand them over.”

“Oh, thank you.”

After a brief exchange with a kindly looking servant, Annie descended the stairs with him. She carefully checked the loaded carriage for anything left behind, then placed Christine’s jewelry box—still held close to her chest—inside and shut the door. The servants climbing onto the carriage then turned to her, standing outside, and asked,

“Aren’t you getting on, Miss Annie?”

“Oh, please go ahead without me. I’ll just meet my mother and older sister for a moment before I follow.”

“Shall I accompany you?”

“It’s fine. I’m not some noble lady. I can go by myself.”

When the servant who had just walked down with her asked, Annie shook her head with a gentle smile. Though the servant still looked doubtful, he nodded without pressing further. After confirming the carriage had driven off, Annie glanced around cautiously and headed down a back alley, wary that families of fellow servants or maids might recognize her, walking into the densely packed district of commoners—when suddenly,

“Where are you going, Annie?”

Annie flinched and turned toward the voice.

From the shadowed alley, Emma emerged slowly, her expression stern. Annie’s eyes widened in shock and confusion.

“…Emma? How did you…?”

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