Bab 408: CHAPTER 374

Kendall remembered that Lady Fiona was a woman over sixty years old, with deep eye sockets, pine-green pupils, a straight nose, timeless red lips, and elastic skin.

She had thick, long golden hair, which she often put in a bun behind her head. The finger-wide strand of white hair above her left forehead silently told of her age.

Regarding this strand of white hair, a famous psychologist once speculated that Lady Fiona might have left it white on purpose. It symbolized old age and oppression from age, which could make others feel intimidated—an extremely clever form of psychological warfare.

It was also said that Lady Fiona was well-versed in human nature, which explained her ability to hold her current position with such grace.

The media even interviewed Lady Fiona about this as an interesting story. In response, Lady Fiona chuckled, lifted her skirt, and saluted gracefully. She nodded slightly, her voice carrying the elegance typical of older women.