Spoiled by the President novel Chapter 1038

Therefore, McKenzie felt sympathetic.

However, she also knew that the woman in front of her would affect the life and death of Jefferson, so she dared not release her.

At the same time, she could not keep letting the empress’ younger sister refuse to eat so that was why she thought of this idea as a compromise.

By changing her face, McKenzie could make the empress’ younger sister laugh a little to feel happier.

When she became happier, her mood would become better. When the mood became better, maybe she would want to eat something.

Since McKenzie did not have human’s typical emotions, her thoughts were also much simpler.

Although she stayed here for a long time, she could slowly understand human’s relationships.

However, she still could not understand it entirely.

When McKenzie first tried changing her face, the empress’ younger sister was surprised like Jefferson as though she had seen a monster.

Later, when she had changed back to the rosy and innocent small face, the empress’ younger sister liked it and felt relieved.

Additionally, after being locked up here for an extended time, the empress’ younger sister only met Jefferson once in the early days whereas the rest of the days, she had only seen this lady in front of her.

After all, the empress’ younger sister was not someone from the royal court. Even after she had found out about her identity, she would want to return to the palace and avenge her sister’s death.

However, the empress’ younger sister was left among the commoners since she was young, so she did not have deep thoughts toward the deceptions in the royal court.

Therefore, very quickly, the empress’ younger sister fell for this young lady who kept trying to make her happy every day.

McKenzie liked her very much too. Although she could not understand anything that had happened in the royal court nor was familiar with the reason why Jefferson had to lock her up and not let her go, she felt that this lady in front of her was not a bad person. McKenzie disliked bad people and liked good people, so she too, liked the empress’ younger sister.

That was the reason why McKenzie was willing to try to make the empress’ younger sister feel happy every day.

Jefferson did not blame McKenzie nor said anything. He just remained silent for a moment and got her to take a rest.

Although McKenzie felt surprised, she did not think any further. After she returned to her room, she fell asleep.

That night, the courtyard where the empress’ sister was locked up suddenly caught fire. The fire did not only burnt down the entire courtyard but it also burnt the empress’ younger sister into ashes.

McKenzie woke up in shock in the middle of the night. What she saw was the aftermath of the fire. She immediately broke down when she saw the ashes of the empress’ younger sister.

She did not dare to believe and did not want to believe that the person who was happily alive and laughed with her a second ago, suddenly died.

McKenzie did not stop asking Jefferson about what had happened and why she would die.

Jefferson only said one sentence lightly. He could not have thought as well but during that night, no one was present and only the empress’ younger sister was alone in the room. There were no other people who knew she was locked up here so there was only one reason - she had killed herself.

She realized there was no hope for escape, so she had kicked the oil lamp and killed herself.

McKenzie could not say how she was feeling. Although she was feeling sad and there was an odd feeling, she still accepted his words.

After all, she still could not understand what tricks and schemes were.

Not long after, Jefferson came up with an idea that made her surprised and furious.

He suggested McKenzie to disguise as the empress’ younger sister to take over the throne.

The previous empress was a smart person. Her influence in the royal court was already weak, so she never had thought that she could hide the fact from Jefferson that she had a younger sister and decided to bring her back to succeed the throne.