Lillian stood in front of her, and before she could speak, Diana felt a strong air of deliberately causing trouble, not wanting to talk to her, but being blocked for no reason, she frowned slightly:

"Miss Lillian, what's up?"

"Mrs. Alaric is so kind to see Dr. Caleb out of the door herself, and just now she was at the door, reluctant to part... How touching!"

Lillian crossed her arms over her chest. The woman before her eyes had tricked her during the day and made her lose face in front of so many people. She wouldn't let it go so easily.

"You eavesdropped on our conversation?"

"Do you still need to eavesdrop? You two are having an affair. One is going to the House of Owen to relieve his longing for his grandfather, and the other is going down to give food. How despicable!"

Lillian was looking down at Diana as she spoke.

"Whatever you think, please get out of the way." Diana had no time to drag her out any longer. Grandpa was inside, and she still wanted to make a good impression and, one day when grandpa was in a good mood, persuade him to let her divorce Alaric...

But she went to the left, Lillian went to the left, to the right, and he went to the right, deliberately not allowing her to go.

"Dr. Caleb said the woman he's interested in can't be you, can he? You say what would happen if Alaric found out about these dishonorable things you and Dr. Caleb did? Do you think Alaric will still be on your side?"

"It doesn't matter. You're so eager to know. Just go and talk to him."

Diana smoothed her hair from the wind. Lillian stood in front of her, half a head shorter than her, but with an air as if she wanted to reach the sky...

It was probably Diana who looked at her indifferently from beginning to end, as if she were a clown, and this indifferent attitude stung Lillian.

"Don't think I'm afraid. This morning, Alaric was on your side and you thought he would still be on your side this time. You probably don't know that Alaric likes my sister Lila, and you're just a substitute for her, to put it bluntly, a lowly tool for bathing."

Diana coldly looked at the woman in front of her who was almost crazy and had long lost her manners. Although she had long been aware of this, when Lillian said it, she felt a different kind of feeling of being looked down upon.

"So what if it's a tool?" "Better than some people who want to be tools but don't have the qualifications to arouse that interest," said Diana.

"You!!" Lillian grabbed Diana's hair in a rage: "You've got the right to steal someone outside! ?"

Diana slapped her back directly. Lillian was stunned for a moment, then let go of her hand in pain, covered her face, her eyes full of disbelief.

Did Diana actually hit her?

Strangely enough, this time when she moved into the House of Owen, she found Diana as a completely different woman.

When did you start to feel something was wrong with her? Yes, from morning on, she felt that Diana was a bit different from before, like a completely different person...

In the past, it was only Diana who held her head for her to fight, and even when she deliberately fell down the stairs to frame Diana, Diana didn't dare to come out and clear up...

Oh, and she just vaguely heard Caleb say something was wrong, and she hit her. She must be crazy!

Though she didn't know exactly what Caleb was talking about, she would surely find a way to figure it out.

If it's infertility...

Oh, what would grandpa think if he knew that Mr. Alaric's grandma couldn't get pregnant?

The position of the young lady of the House of Owen is certainly not going to fall into the hands of someone who can't even conceive.

It took Lillian a while to recover, thinking that as a House of Park, she had been spoiled since childhood, not even touched by her parents, and now that woman dared to hit her! ?

A sudden burst of rage, pointing angrily at Diana's nose: "You! How dare you hit me! How dare you hit me!!"

As he spoke, he gave Diana a hard push, pushing her to the fountain.

Lillian pushed very hard. Diana staggered back a few steps, but she had a good sense of balance and quickly steadied herself...

Out of the corner of her eye, she saw a figure moving at the door, hesitated for a moment, and finally fell backward on her own initiative, plunging into the fountain.

Just now she slapped Lillian, and the handprint on her face was obvious. If she had followed the usual pattern, Lillian would have pushed the whole thing onto her, pushed it all away, and even added fuel to the fire.

It would have been better for her to be in the same awkward situation as Lillian...

With a splash of water, Diana plopped down into the fountain, which was not very high. She sat down and buried her chest. Just as she was about to stand up, the servants rushed over.

The shouts and footsteps were a jumble.

A few people reached out in a flustered manner to pull Diana.

"Alaric, Grandpa, Grandma, I..." Lillian, seeing the three men following her, was in a hurry to complain.

"It's not Miss Lillian's fault. I hit her first, so she pushed me into the water." Diana interrupted Lillian, as the servants had pulled her up and her clothes were dripping on the ground.

It was just her unyielding demeanor that prevented her from looking so disheveled.

Lillian: "... !!"

Lillian was immediately stunned. Although she had pushed Diana just now, Diana was clearly able to stand firm and not fall...

Apparently the woman was trying to fake it and frame her...

But no, the vile woman actually admitted that she was the first to do it?

Lillian is a bit confused about this trick, and what Diana said was clearly what she should have said, but now Diana has said it. So what should she say! ?

"It was also my fault. Just now Miss Lillian misunderstood me and Dr. Caleb. I couldn't speak well of her, so I hit her in a fit of anger."

"... !!" Lillian's eyes widened and she could not utter a word due to Diana's blocking. She could only shake her head vigorously.

Alaric: "What did you misunderstand?"

Diana lowered her eyes: "Dr. Caleb is a special guest invited by grandpa. He has something to say he has to leave first, and at that time you and grandpa are in the study, Mrs. Rosa and Miss Lillian are in the kitchen preparing medicine for grandpa. So, as a member of the House of Owen, I think it's a good idea to see him off as a host."

Diana paused for a moment and then said, "He was the nurse's chief physician, and I always wanted to thank him in person, so I saw him to the door. I don't know why Miss Lillian said it was an affair. How could the House of Owen's reputation be so tarnished? So in a hurry, I..."

Diana gave Lillian a vague glance. Who doesn't know how to act? The difference is that Lillian used to act, but now she's just putting back what Lillian used to do to her.

"It's not like that! You... You!!"

What the House of Owen cares about most is her reputation. Does that mean she's tarnishing the House of Owen's reputation? Lillian was also holding her breath, her face flushed and her words stuck in her throat, unable to speak.

Diana, on the contrary, remained calm and composed, her gaze falling on the man in front of her: "Everyone knows I have a special fondness for Alaric. And a man as perfect as Alaric, any woman would wish her whole heart were glued to him. How could she have any thoughts of having an affair?" Is Miss Lillian questioning Alaric's charm?"

Alaric raised his eyebrows. The woman said she had a special fondness for him? How could he not see it?

And just now when he reached the door, he could probably still hear something.

He saw the whole thing clearly. Diana was pushed to the side of the fountain, steadied her steps, but the next second she fell towards the fountain on her own initiative.

What was even more unexpected was that the woman not only confessed herself, but now showed her loyalty to him and gave him a big gulp of the soup...

Alaric squinted his eyes. The woman before him was no longer the one he had imagined to be a woman who liked to take a loss in his mind. Instead, she was sharp in dealing with her enemies and especially cunning, cunning like a fox...