When the carriage was running, Bee still hugged Odette tightly.“Don’t go. Don’t leave me. I beg you,” Bee repeated the sentence over and over again. He was trembling with great fear of being abandoned.Hearing this, Odette’s eyes were filled with tears. She felt her heart being squeezed hard because she knew the story about Queen Ahana’s death and how the fate of little Rion had after his mother died right before his eyes.“I’m here,” she said, rubbing Bee’s back and trying to calm him down.The snow continued to fall, and the carriage was now on the other side of the mountain. From behind the curtain that was still open, Odette saw a cliff ahead and she believed Queen Ahana was killed there.She remembered Rion’s story well. At that time, the man said that when he and his mother were about to return to the palace after visiting Hugo Temple,. They took a different route from Yato Mo

“What?!” Whitney, who met secretly with Leana’s underling, was shocked when the door to their meeting room was suddenly closed with a loud bang.They were even more surprised to see Trish and Kaven in the room.“Both of you are caught red-handed,” Trish said, walking from the dark to the lighter part.“You?” Whitney clenched her dress tightly and stepped back. She racked her brain, thinking of reasons to get out of the problem.Meanwhile, Leana’s underling drew the sword from his waist and quickly dashed to attack Trish.Trish moved faster. He shifted and held the man’s wrist. The next second, he threw the man’s body until it hit the wall.“Stop, you are no match for me,” he said when the man got up and wanted to attack him again.“If you don’t want to be in huge trouble, you better calm down,” Kaven said, then smiled sweetly. He walked over and

Time was ticking, and the sun was almost over her head.Whitney, with her maids and guards, left the palace and headed for the carriage. Her sudden departure made many questions, and she kept making fake excuses about her mother being sick.Anna, her loyal maid who came with her, was surprised to hear this because Concubine Hera was fine when they left the Arawn Kingdom.“Okay, Anwen, I’ll go first. Please take care of yourself,” Whitney said, and Anwen nodded slowly.“Yes, Auntie. Be careful on your way, and I hope grandma gets well soon. I’ll be waiting for you to come here again.”Whitney smiled. She then said goodbye to Adaline and the people who escorted her to the front of the palace.She glanced at Trish who was also there for a moment before she finally turned and headed towards the carriage waiting for her.When the Arawn princess’s carriage came out of the gate, Trish felt relieved b

Nadin and Anwen exchanged their clothes. Anwen borrowed Nadin’s maid uniform and coat to sneak out of the pavilion. She put on her coat, then jumped from the window and walked towards the palace.The clothes really helped a lot. Nadin would often go back and forth from the pavilion and palace to convey messages or carry orders from Anwen, so neither the guards nor the knights suspected anything when they saw her walking toward the castle.All Anwen had to do was to make sure they didn’t see her face.Now this palace almost felt like a prison to her. It was very different when her brother was there. She could do all things freely without worrying about anything.Anwen’s main goal was to meet Trish and warn the man about what the Adhelard Family might do to him.Since Trish irritated her, they couldn’t talk much.Anwen came to her brother’s study first because Trish usually stayed there to take care of some work r

After a commotion that lasted about ten minutes, the living room of the Marlen Residence was quiet again, even more so than before.Blood and corpses filled the room floor. Broken furniture was scattered everywhere. The sight was really horrendous to anyone who saw it.When the wind blew, the smell of blood pooled on the floor could be smelled, although it was faint.Tap, tap, tap…The sound of Ryan’s footsteps echoed through the silence of the room. He walked towards Trish who was lying in a pool of his own blood.“You’re amazing, Knight Trish,” Ryan said as he stood over Trish. For five seconds, he was silent while staring at Trish’s face, who closed his eyes tightly before he looked at the four corpses of the assassins Pavel Adhelard had paid to help him.Ryan knew that there would be casualties in fighting Trish. Instead of sacrificing the Adhelard Knights, he would rather sacrifice them.After