CHAPTER 26

Even though it will be morning soon, the rain continued to fall heavily. The wind was still howling, and even the pavement was flooded.

Declan is certain that if the rain continues for the next two days, they will not be able to harvest this month.

The young man also heard on the radio that their area had reached signal number 4 due to the typhoon's target.

Declan was looking out the glass door when he noticed Lucy, who was holding the fourth tea that he had requested from the girl earlier.

"Sir Declan, go to bed first, and I'll look after Miss Margaux—"

"No, Lucy; I want to be the first person Margaux sees when she recovers from her fever; she's been very supportive of me, and she's even implicated everyone in her desire to leave."

Declan couldn't help but be irritated when he realized how close Margaux was to the bridge collapsing.

Margaux became ill, and even if she wasn't feeling well, no one could blame Declan for what was going on.

He alone!

He'd been a jerk lately, and he quick