Chapter 357 Make an Example

Claud sympathized with Celia.

In other words, he wanted to protect her.

Because...

Celia was so unique.

In this short period of time, Claud saw a struggling soul, someone who was in pain.

Her parents had both died, and she should have been a noble lady, but she had been reduced to this. In the great courtyard of the Staley's house, she couldn't survive without a backer.

Even with Thorne's guarantee, Celia still didn't dare to relax.

She only believed in herself and refused anyone's help.

This was what Claud had seen and thought of in these few minutes.

He wanted to protect Celia.

Celia's father was Haiden's younger brother, and Haiden's daughter had once been engaged to him. To a certain extent, he and Celia were related, so he should help.

Besides, he wanted to see how this woman, who seemed weak but had an incomparably strong heart, would one day be incomparably confident.