The Mad Princess and the Dying Prince novel Chapter 129

The forceful and daring manner in which Celia and Bonnie stepped up to protect Lucia successfully made the others hesitate and back away.

They hadn't known about this arrangement. Hadn't everyone claimed Prince Jareth cared nothing for Lucia? Then why would he send two personal maids to her side?

Moreover, these were clearly not ordinary maids; they were skilled in combat.

Servants of this caliber required immense effort to train and wouldn't be given away lightly. Gifting them to his future bride, however, was highly plausible.

This proved that Prince Jareth truly acknowledged the betrothal.

"If you are from Prince Jareth's estate, you should be punishing her on my behalf!"

While everyone else recoiled in fear, Princess Corinna pointed a trembling finger at Lucia in a towering rage.

"She attacked me!"

The princess's shriek cracked wildly.

She sounded incredibly wronged.

Bonnie shot back without a moment's hesitation, "I only saw a massive crowd of you! So many people ganging up on our lady!"

Who was bullying whom, exactly?

"You vile servant! My mother is the Princess Royal! His Majesty is my uncle! Your lord is my uncle, too! What is she? How can she possibly compare to me? Even if I tore her apart and buried her today, she would deserve it!"

Celia turned back and whispered to Lucia, "My Lady, are you unharmed?"

"I am fine."

Lucia stared at Princess Corinna. She found the princess's meltdown slightly peculiar.

Even if no one had ever dared to treat her this way before, provoking sudden fury, it shouldn't have led to such blistering hysteria.

Either her personality was innately deranged, or she was genuinely afflicted with a sickness.

Certain ailments could cause a person to easily lose control and succumb to violent rage.

"Princess, our lady is the future bride of Prince Jareth. In terms of status, you must address her as your aunt."

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