Chapter 56

• Sienna's eyes burned with a fierce intensity as she watched Beatrice's every move as the days went by, her mind was consumed by a singular obsession: which was to get revenge. She had tried everything to discredit Beatrice, to make her look bad in Rowan's eyes, but to no avail. She seemed to be pouring water on a rock.
• It was as though in Rowan’s eyes Beatrice could do no wrong which further infuriated her. With every passing day seeing Beatrice was like a constant thorn in her sight, she was always present, always smiling, always getting in her way.
• Sienna's anger and resentment had been simmering for weeks, ever since Beatrice had usurped her place in the Prince's affections. She had tried her best to bear it, to pretend that everything was fine, but the hurt and betrayal had finally boiled over into a fury that she couldn't contain.