Chapter 23

e didn’t respond.

On the way to the ampost, Samuel was visibly distracted. Sophia called his name several times, but he

Sophia’s eyes dimmed. She said softly, “Sammel, let’s turn back. We don’t need to go to Newlandia amynioce.!!

Somuri finally reacted. “Why the sudden change of heart?

Sophia had long been plagued by nightmares, and the doctor said it was a mental affiction. To truly free herself from the torment, she needed to conqat her inner fear.

The reason Samuel was taking her to Newlandia this time was to visit the place where Sophia had been imprisoned for years. He wanted to see the conditions she had endured and then destroy the place completely

Sophia parve him a lain, forlorn smile that tugged at the heart. “Samuel, your mind isn’t here, and I don’t want to force you. I just want you to be happy.”

Samuel felt a sharp pang in his heart to blamed himself for being distracted by thoughts of Shirley, Feeling guilty, he pulled Sophia’s frail body into his arms. “Don’t overthink. Having you is enough for me. I won’t think about anyone else anymore.”

As for Shirley, he was resolved to make amends with her after he retamed

The night before, Marley had thought long and hard about whether to inform Samuel about the situation with the Weiss family. Ultimately, he decided to tell him. Helping or not would be Samuel’s choice.

However, when Marley called Samuel, he was already on the plane, and his phone was turned off.

Little did Samuel know that as he was hearing to the airport with Sophia, Shirley was speeding toward city hall.

was already married to Benjamin. Het once–flowing locks had been styled up for another

his heart would ache as if it were being torn apart. The bitterness Shirley never wanted him to experience was something he had

explanation, Brook simply told him one sentence. You reap what

was racing toward city hall at full speed. She arrived at 7-58 am and, thankfully, was not late,

didn’t see Benjamin. Instead, Arthur stood

slightly.

get held up with something?” she asked.

answer directly. Instead, he said evenly, “Mr. Blackwood insituted the

moved to stand under the

made her especially sensitive to the sun pen the morning rays felt scorching to

back and return to where you

“What?”

thinking

please return to your original

Shipley was puzzled

Weiss, if this makes you uncontable, you can leave now.”

wouldn’t dare to bully a woman

help, so she had

under the blazing sun. Soon, the realized that Benjamin wasn’t metely making things

were soaked with sweat and then dried by the beat. Her skin turned red from sunburn, and her shipped with thirst, yet Denijamin never

potionless under the shade of the tree, not budging

dizzy, and her vision blurred. Unable to bear it any

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