130 The Handkerchief

Fae actually wanted to cry. She felt like she didn't have anyone to talk to because her peers on campus and Magnolia Café couldn't know her secret. 

She felt completely alone and lonely. At times like this, she really wanted to talk to a girlfriend or an older sister or mother, so that she could pour out what's in her heart.

Fae was stressed that her secret marriage had made her the target of malicious gossip on campus. She was also worried that her friends at Magnolia Café would think badly if they found out that she was the new owner's wife.

They might think negatively like those students in her school who assumed Fae was the mistress of some wealthy older man who paid for her school and now gave her the cafe to manage.

Against such accusations, Fae could never defend herself because she could not tell them that her husband was Prince Renald Hanenberg. It would hurt Ren's position and reputation.