Ivy Kensington flashed him a grateful smile and took the noticeably yellowed diary.
Not many days were recorded in the diary.
Ivy quickly finished reading it, her hands increasingly trembling. It turned out that twenty-so years ago, Yasmin Irvine’s jump was a false scene created by Stanley Kensington. All these years, Yasmin Irvine had been locked away in that sunless little room.
Stanley Kensington had used Yasmin Irvine’s body to entertain one dignitary after another, while he himself enjoyed all the splendor and wealth!
Ivy shook with anger, no wonder Yasmin Irvine wrote such words in the note, she dreaded Stanley Kensington.
Even more fearful was the thought of showing her love for Ivy, as that would lead Stanley Kensington to increasingly use Ivy to threaten her, forcing her to do more unbearable things...
Until—
On one page, Ivy spotted a chaotic line of words: [The Peace Locket, given by Ivy’s biological father, must... must be hidden well, don’t let anyone discover it...]
Peace Locket?
A flash of mory hit Ivy; that ti Anne Linden used the Peace Locket as leverage, and to this day, Anne has kept it tightly hidden, leaving Ivy without any chance to retrieve it.
Pursing her lips, Ivy clenched her palm tightly; she must retrieve the Peace Locket!
At this mont, the Kensington Family.
Dahlia Kensington’s belly was already showing slightly, and her irritation grew more frequent.
"Mom, Sebastian has been abroad for quite a while now."
Dahlia said with unease.
She had received news that the reason Sebastian Blackwood stayed abroad for so long seed to be because his childhood sweetheart Nina Shaw was on the brink of death, and Sebastian was there constantly taking care of her.
How could this possibly be?
If Nina Shaw returned, then wouldn’t her position as Mrs. Blackwood be at risk?
Anne Linden was also annoyed, she hadn’t expected that even with Dahlia Kensington pregnant, she still couldn’t keep Sebastian Blackwood close. As she pondered this, Ivy returned.
"You wretch, what are you doing here?"
Ivy wore a layer of veil, her eyes heavily cloaked in thick eye makeup.
After suffering such severe injuries last ti, she had also been caught in the rain; now that she had just awoken, her deanor was extrely haggard, her eyes notably puffy.
She didn’t want Dahlia Kensington and Anne Linden to see her in such a state, fearing they would think of her as easily bullied, hence the disguise.
Ivy ca straight to the point: "Give back my Peace Locket."
What?
She had actually co back for the Peace Locket!
Anne Linden was taken aback, clenching her fist tightly.
But Dahlia Kensington was indifferent, she wasn’t in the mood to argue with Ivy here, after all, her position as Mrs. Blackwood was already practically lost, so she said to Anne Linden, "Mom, give her that worthless thing back and get rid of her, she’s so irritating to see."
"Absolutely not!"
Anne Linden replied decisively; that Peace Locket symbolized...
The more Anne thought about it, the more determined she beca not to hand it over, "I don’t rember ever taking your Peace Locket, don’t try to stir up trouble under false pretenses!"
Ivy was prepared for Anne Linden’s expression; she took out the bracelet June Keane had given her.
"If you don’t give the Peace Locket, then don’t bla for taking this bracelet straight to June Keane and clarifying everything that happened on the wedding night."
Dahlia Kensington’s heart shook, so it was Ivy who had taken the bracelet June ntioned last ti!
This was the symbol of the Mrs. Blackwood identity!
Dahlia Kensington panicked, shoved Anne Linden and said, "Mom, that bracelet is very important, it can’t be given to Ivy."
Anne Linden was vexed to the point of having a heart attack.
Comparing the two daughters, hers was truly like a slow-witted pig, while Ivy beca increasingly difficult to deal with!
With gritted teeth, Anne Linden spoke, "The Peace Locket is hidden in my room, Dahlia, go fetch it for her."
Unwillingly, Dahlia Kensington shot Ivy a resentful glance and stord upstairs.
However, shortly after she left, soone arrived at the Kensington Family—it was June Keane!
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