The castle.


    Viviany in bed, resting, thinking about the recent events and analyzing Morris’s kidnapping, always feeling that something was wrong, but unable to figure out what the problem was.


    What was so important that it was worth Morris sacrificing his cronies and continuing to do it?


    Thinking about it, Vivian could not figure it out.


    Finally, she decided to approach Fraser.


    So today in the basement, Fraser came over to hold her hand, she did not break free.


    Perhaps only after getting to know Fraser better will she have a chance to know everything.


    For lunch, it was the maid who brought the meal into the room.This is property ? N?velDrama.Org.


    In the afternoon, Vivian stayed in the room and did not go out, but from the balcony, she saw Fraser, Issac and Antina on the back gardenwn.


    From a distance, they were talking andughing, in a good mood.


    She, on the other hand, looked like a bird imprisoned in a cage.


    Dinner was also brought in by the maid and Vivian ate it all.


    Late at night, Issac sneaked into her bedroom again in the middle of the night like a ghost.


    He didn’t say a word, and stood by the bed for a long time without moving.


    If Vivian didn’t have a vague sense that the other person was Issac, it would have felt like a ghost standing by the bed.


    Suddenly, Vivian smelled a scent.


    That scent, inexplicably makes her a kind of rm.


    It was incense.


    Vivian held her breath, turned over, and tugged the bedding to cover her mouth and nose.


    The movement is natural, like a person who turns over in his sleep.


    I don’t know how long it took, but Issac made sure Vivian was ‘asleep’, so he leaned over and quietlyid down beside her.


    The soft bed, because Issacy down and slightly sink.


    Vivian did not understand what Issac was going to do, and did not dare to remain stiff and alert.


    It turns out that Issac lifted the bedding and just held her on her side.


    Just hold her still and do nothing.


    At the same time, downstairs under a tree, Antina leaned on the trunk of the tree, one hand ced in the pocket of the camouge suit, one hand clutching a cigarette, annoyed smoking, eyes a bleak.


    And in the room, Issac hugged Vivian, cheek against her hair, sniffing her scent, but did not move.


    Vivian did not know what Issac was thinking, but she could feel that Issac had no intention of killing her.


    I don’t know how long it took, but Issac finally left.


    Listening to the sound of small footsteps and the sound of the door closing, Vivian watched quietly for a while to make sure that the person was really gone before she jerked over and sat up, moving her shins in the bed.


    The body was sore from sleeping in one position for so long without moving.


    However, she had just sat up for a short while before she became acutely aware of the sound of footstepsing from outside the door again.


    She frowned and immediatelyy down, covered with the quilt and did not move.


    The person outside walked in, closed the door, then walked over to her, leaned down, and lifted the thin covers directly off her body.


    “Wake up!”


    The woman reprimanded softly.


    Vivian heard it was Antina.


    She sat up and looked at her in the darkness, “Go, I’m sending you away now.”


    “Send me away?”


    Vivian was suddenly a little confused as to what Antina meant.


    But on second thought, Issac left on the first foot, she appeared on the second, and the two did not bump into each other, and Antina spoke in a tone of dark anger.


    You can imagine that she must have mistaken Issac for something that happened with her, or, thinking that Issac still had feelings for her, wanted to send her away urgently.


    “You are given two choices, either get lost; or die.”


    “Fine, fine, I’ll roll, I’ll roll now.” Vivian nimbly climbed up from the bed.


    Those who know the time are the best.


    No matter what reason Antina had for letting her go, she had to get out of here as fast as she could.


    Staying here would only add to the chaos.


    If Morris had something nned, her staying here might ruin Morris’s ns.


    She quickly put on her shoes and followed Antina down the stairs.


    Downstairs, there were four bodyguards.


    There were no bodyguards herest night, but today there are bodyguards arranged, apparently they found out about her ‘action’ yesterday and are worried that she will run away.


    “You, take off your clothes.”


    Antina ordered as she walked up to one of the bodyguards standing on the steps to her left.


    The bodyguard froze, “What is Missy going to do?”


    “Mydy’s word is an order!”


    Antina put down a sentence in a gloomy tone.


    The bodyguard looked at Antina, and then at Vivian, unsure, but still took off his clothes.


    A camouge suit, plus ck riding boots, and a beret.


    He put the clothes on the ground and Antina looked back at Vivian, “Change for me.”


    “Okay.”


    Although Antina did not say, Vivian also knew what changing into the clothes was for, so of course, she obediently put on the clothes.


    While she was getting dressed, Antina warned a few people, “You four, if anyone dares to leak out, I’ll get you killed.”


    “Yes, Missy.”


    A few people said in unison.


    “Shut up.” Antina was so angry that her head hurt.


    Their voices were quite loud and Antina was afraid of being discovered.


    After Vivian was fully dressed, she took Vivian directly towards the outside of the castle, drove a car in the parking lot, and drove Vivian away with a big swing.


    After driving away from the castle, Antina was still driving forward.


    On the passenger side, Vivian looked at her sideways, “Thank you.”


    “No need to thank me, stay away from my man in the future. I won’t mind this time, but the next time I see you hitting on him, I’ll kill you without mercy.”


    Antina was not an indiscriminate woman.


    On the contrary, she was sensible.


    From the beginning, she knew from others that he had liked Vivian, and Issac had called Vivian’s name many times in his sleep.


    Just before entering the room, she had thought.


    If Vivian had sex with Issac, she would have killed her.


    But when she entered the room and lifted the bedding, she found Vivian fully dressed through the faint light from the phone, so she was sure that the two had not had sex.


    That’s why Antina didn’t do anything.


    “Women, rarely are you so rational.” Vivian said with a faint sigh, “It’s a blessing for Issac that you like him. I hope …”


    She inclined her head to look out the window, silent for a moment, said, “You can fix it.”


    Vivian blessing words, Antina did listen to understand.


    Eyes looking forward nced slightly, gaze fell on Vivian, “I remember that you have conflicts between you, you do not hate him?”


    “Grudges and grievances, right and wrong, it is not something that can be said in a few words. I have hated him, but she never wanted to harm me, so the hatred is notplete.”


    Vivian is wary of Issac, defensive, even … repulsive.


    But hate, there was once, only to have it all released after learning what happened to him.


    Bare–


    The car braked hard and stopped at the curb, and Antina said to her, “Get out, I can only take you so far.”