"Whether she ascends to the throne depends on the final will of the queen," Joseph Wright's expression darkened suddenly, "I believe, Mr. Smith, we should understand our ultimate goal is to rescue the queen and let her decide how this country should move forward."
Matilda Murphy had heard a bit about Joseph Wright and the queen as well.
Although no one had seen them together, Joseph Wright's dedication to the queen seemed to be no secret anymore.
So she just curled the corners of her mouth: "You have the final say."
There was no need for her to become enemies with Joseph Wright.
Matilda now felt she had two purposes in life: one was revenge, and the other was to continue her father's legacy.
The revenge still had the prince as a target, It was him and the Smith father and son who had conspired and brought ruin to her family.
The other matter was for a lifetime.
Regarding marriage and passing on the family line, these were also necessary.
