Villains Act Shamelessly: The Heiress was the Great National Master!-Chapter 55: Information

After listening to the voice messages, there was no choice but to respond.

Thea Shaw pondered for a moment, preparing to present facts and reason to her master.

Thea Shaw: [Master, relying only on the two of us, isn’t our strength a bit imbalanced? Plus, this society hasn’t had such a period in fashion, if we act like this we might be considered crazy and dragged into a mental hospital.]

Florence Locke responded quickly, she sent a voice message: [No worries, I’ve already got a basic understanding of the world’s pattern, soon I’ll find a way.]

Her tone was always unhurried and calm, giving an impression of particular stability and grandeur, involuntarily earning one’s trust.

This is the hard requirement of being the Great National Master; if you don’t possess a charismatic appearance, how can you deceive others?

Therefore, every move of the Great National Master, in layman’s terms, makes one instantly feel that this person wouldn’t lie.

And her reactions are fast. 𝒻𝑟ℯℯ𝑤𝑒𝑏𝑛𝘰𝓋𝑒𝓁.𝒸𝑜𝘮

Just like Thea, a little fairy, but who would know she’s a bit of a rogue?

For example, Florence Locke seemed to have adapted to modern society in just a week, but her mindset was still completely from the Women’s Respect Country.

Yet Thea felt, the way she’s found, doesn’t seem like a very good idea...

Florence Locke didn’t reply anymore.

Thea had a vague sense of worry.

She never thought her master would also travel across time.

She grew up in the Women’s Respect Country, always carrying the memories of this world, so when she returned to the present, apart from some ideological issues, she quickly adapted.

But her master was different.

What kind of scenes had her master ever witnessed?

Just as Thea was feeling troubled, Mrs. Sutton returned with Aurora Sutton.

Aurora Sutton looked somewhat dispirited, Mrs. Sutton had initially a tense face, but upon seeing Thea at home, her smile blossomed: "Thea’s home?"

Thea nodded, looking at Aurora behind her: "Settled the matter at school?"

"Nothing major."

Mrs. Sutton waved her hand, obviously not wanting to elaborate, actually she went to the school today to talk with the girl who shoved Aurora.

When she heard the girl say Aurora wasn’t the Sutton family’s biological daughter, Mrs. Sutton felt it was both absurd and funny.

Even if she’s not biological, despite the situation, they still treat Aurora as their daughter.

What does this have to do with outsiders like them?

The girl who shoved Aurora argued confidently, saying: "Aren’t you worried your own biological daughter will feel hurt by this?"

The one who pushed was her, this mother was seeking justice for her daughter, what’s it got to do with Thea?

Mrs. Sutton didn’t understand what today’s girls think about all day, so she urged the school to handle it according to the rules, and the girl who pushed was duly punished.

Only then did she bring Aurora back.

"Thea."

Aurora looked at Thea, and softly called her.

She used the name, sounding closer.

On the way back, Mrs. Sutton had already talked to her once, saying explicitly that Thea didn’t care about those things, and from now on the Sutton family would have two daughters.

Thea paused for a moment, then smiled and nodded.

Mrs. Sutton and Aurora had just returned when Mr. Sutton also came back, though he looked stern and noticeably upset. Upon arrival, seeing both daughters there, he briefly told Mrs. Sutton: "Jean, come to the study, I need to talk to you."

Mrs. Sutton nodded and followed him upstairs.

Thea had a hunch that Mr. Sutton had discovered something about Aurora’s biological parents, and the process was certainly not pleasant.