Chapter 64

With a bitter smile, Jennifer said, “I want this darkness to embrace me. Why am I feeling so empty? It’s driving me insane.”

Hendrick, an old yet strong wizard with years of experience, reassured her, “It will take some time for you to get used to it.” He extended a helping hand and guided her to her feet before striding toward the house.

A mere ten minutes later, they stood before the house’s entrance. Oddly, Jennifer felt nothing—no pain, no anguish, just a strange detachment.

“You can rest in Sivia’s room. There’s no one at home today,” Hendrick offered.

“Thanks, Master. But I must go back now,” Jennifer replied.

Hendrick nodded understandingly, advising, “Always try to control your emotions. Remember, blind trust can make you lose everything.”

However, those words came too late for her; she was already on her way to the car. As soon as the driver spotted her entering, he turned the ignition key.

Jennifer finally allowed her emotions to surface inside the car, letting her tears flo