Liberating Intrest

Six years had passed since Hazel Langbelle Easton entered the aristocratic society. She was known as the sole spinster of the Easton family, for she viewed marriage as nothing but a tomb for a woman. Hazel had always been confident that no man in this world could make her heart beat with passion. Yet someone once said: *** Hazel placed her hand on her forehead, gazing at the handsome man seated before her. A woman indifferent to marriage, an outcast in aristocratic society, often pointed at as a black raven, a harbinger of ill fortune. In contrast, Theodore Caron Bernier, the most renowned bachelor and the finest suitor in the entire kingdom. Never had Hazel imagined that he might as...