It was a typical afternoon when Stuart left for the office.


    Morwenna had taken a few days off to look after him, but now that he was out, she found herself


    with nothing but idle time on her hands.


    Despite feeling a bit down, Morwenna always managed to hide her troubles around Stuart,


    especially considering the injury on his back that had already demanded manypromises from


    her.


    Restlessness got the better of her, and she decided to find something to do to distract herself.


    Suddenly, she remembered something important she had yet to address.


    She dug out her ancient phone and dialed Bary''s number. Just yesterday, he had promised her a


    job opportunity during a casual outing and even given her his number to make the n seem more


    legitimate.


    The phone rang, and irate Bary answered, "Who’s this?"


    "Bary, it’s Morwenna. I''m calling about the job you mentioned yesterday."


    There was a pause on the other side. Bary was shocked that Morwenna dared to call him after


    theirst encounter. "Are you out of your mind? Do you think I''d help you get a job?"


    Morwenna stayed cool, saying "Why not? You can mess with me all you want, but a deal''s a deal."


    Bary, finding the situation absurd yet somehow reasonable, let out augh mixed with frustration.


    "Alright then, if you dare,e to Gilded Lilly Estates."


    Without a second thought, Morwenna grabbed her canvas tote bag and headed out the door.


    After asking around a bit, she found her way to the Gilded Lilly Estates.


    The ce was as opulent as its name suggested, resembling a castle with its grand European


    architecture.


    The gates were wide open, revealing a shimmering blue swimming pool where Bary lounged by


    the side, d in floral swim shorts and a matching towel, feeding arge wolfhound.


    The sight was somewhatical to Morwenna.


    Upon noticing her arrival, Bary, with a mischievous grin, unleashed the wolfhound. "Don’t you


    see we have a guest? Go say hello."


    The wolfhound, teeth bared with meat still clinging to them, charged towards Morwenna.


    Such a scene would intimidate anyone, male or female, especially with a dog that seemedrger


    than Morwenna herself.


    But she was not frightened. Having grown up in the mountains, she had faced real wolves. A


    wolfhound was hardly a threat.


    With a stern look, Morwenna stopped the charging beast in its tracks. Recognizing the danger in her


    gaze, the wolfhound halted, its instincts overtaking its training.


    Instead of retreating, Morwenna approached and gently patted the dog on the head. The wolfhound,


    its hackles raised initially, soon started wagging its tail submissively.


    Bary was speechless. His pet, usually so bold and aggressive, was now subdued by this


    seemingly unassuming woman.


    Ignoring the dog, Morwenna walked straight up to Bary by the pool.


    Bary was surprised. His wolfhound was spoiled. Let alone a girl, even a strongman, it was brave


    to bark at him.


    Bary decided to revenge and frighten Morwenna regardless of Stuart’s demand for the sake of


    Adide.


    Who knew his wolfhound was scared?


    Before he could react, she kicked him squarely into the water.


    Morwenna had long been itching to give this guy a piece of her mind, and today seemed like a good


    day to settle all ounts.


    The surrounding bodyguards were taken aback by her boldness.


    Bary, sputtering water after surfacing, barely caught his breath before Morwenna pushed him


    back under with a firm hand on his shoulder.


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    Today, she was settling scores, once and for all.