Joseph Wright's gaze fell on Victoria's face.
Compared to Chloe Bennet.
Victoria actually didn't resemble the Queen that much.
The DNA test also indicated that she was not the Queen's daughter.
Yet, for reasons unknown, whenever Joseph Wright looked at her, he felt as if he saw the shadow of roses.
Everyone knew the Queen was a cold and heartless woman, but who knew she once had the same pure and flawless expression as Victoria Talkington, and the adorable posture of a delicate little rose.
Memories of their childhood sweethearts and innocent times together were vivid in his mind.
Tears began to well up in Joseph Wright's eyes.
He spoke, his voice undeniably firm and clear, "I think, this matter should be decided by the Queen."
He looked toward Charles Smith, who was probably the most opposed to this idea onsite.
