Stay Away From Orian

Eulalia looked up, tears spilling from her beautiful eyes. Her usually bright eyes were now clouded with despair. Percival seemed to see through her eyes into her soul, where everything was ashen.

Her stomach was still in agony, and Eulalia was tired of the pain. With her eyes stinging, she said, "Percival, my family is ruined, and I've paid my debt to you..."

"What debt?" Percival interrupted her coldly, his eyes narrowed and glinting with an icy light. "Eulalia, you can never repay what you owe me. Don't think you can blame your father's death on me. Your father may be gone, but you still have your brother. If you don't want him to end up like your father, you'd better put those thoughts away. You know what I'm capable of."

Since Eulalia had already branded him as utterly cruel, he would show her cruelty. Otherwise, he wouldn't live up to her words.

Percival stood before her, tall and shadowed, his face darkened by the dim light.

"You're using Benedict to threaten me?"

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