Chapter 61: Lies Spread (1)

THE CAPITAL is in a frenzy, with many chatting about the princess-related articles that have circulated, while others benefit from who is the victim and why such a story has appeared, keeping the news continuing as sales continue to grow.

Those who attended the tea party were aware of who was the most impacted, putting the emphasis on her.

Of course, Margaret is taking advantage of the attention, posing as a damsel in distress.

"It was awful! I was just trying to get close to the princess because I thought she is as wonderful as the people made her out to be, but it turns out, she's not!"

Many of the noble children close to Margaret's age gasped in surprise; her proclamation about the princess made them change their view of the young royal.

To make her narrative more convincing, Margaret has a bandage on her cheek and neck as if she was bullied at the tea party to make her look even more pitiful.

Margaret organized this part