The Tyrant's Terminally-Ill Childhood Friend (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 69

A few days ago, Yvonne had gone to a social gathering and witnessed several noble young ladies gathered together, laughing and chattering among themselves.

‘I see them here?’

They weren’t close enough for her to call them friends, but Yvonne was somewhat acquainted with them. The gathering was large enough that many had been invited, and the Salon family had long been well-connected, so Yvonne naturally moved in multiple circles.

The problem was that, by Yvonne’s standards, this particular group wasn’t of very good quality. Especially notorious for subjecting newly debuted debutantes to hazing rituals for their own amusement, Yvonne knew that whenever they gathered like this, trouble inevitably followed.

‘Who are they targeting this time?’

Recently, there hadn’t been any newly debuted young ladies, so she couldn’t even guess who their target might be. Still, she had a hunch that knowing might lead to some rather entertaining spectacle.

With the curiosity of a child who’d just stumbled upon something fun, Yvonne quietly crept closer to eavesdrop on their conversation.

“That sounds fun. All right.”

“Won’t Lady Klech dislike it? She was so fussy about it last time.”

“Oh, come on—after being so thoroughly humiliated by Lady Anette, do you really think she’d defend her again? She’d probably appreciate us doing something like this for her.”

Yvonne had intended only to listen briefly and leave, but the moment she heard Anette and Klech’s names, she changed her mind.

‘Now that I think about it, didn’t Lady Anette storm out of Lady Klech’s tea party last time?’

She was always well-informed about gossip, so of course she’d heard about what happened at Klech’s tea party. Held at the Grotaire Marquisate, it wasn’t just any gathering—it was an exclusive event for Klech’s closest acquaintances and a select few invitees. Naturally, Yvonne had never received an invitation herself, and many noble young ladies openly envied those who did.

Thus, Klech inviting Anette—who was practically a stranger—to such an intimate tea party was an unmistakably bold gesture of wanting to befriend her, yet Anette had abruptly walked out.

She’d even hurled insults at Klech, who tried to stop her.

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