Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 1047 She's Definitely Not Crazy

Arnold dismissed him. "So what? A milk seller can act all arrogant now? You'd better tone it down, got that?"

"Don't be unreasonable, Arnold. Let's go." Nick said sternly as he cast a faint glance at Hazelyn. It was just a fleeting look, but it was enough to make Hazelyn guess what he meant. The cold aura emanating from him was intimidating.

In the end, Hazelyn didn't dare pick a fight.

Arnold remained silent and followed Nick, who walked confidently toward the exit.

Then, we each boarded two luxurious cars. Under their watchful eyes, we left with heads held high.

On the way back, I kept thinking about Beatrice's final gesture. Was she anxious for me to leave? But her vacant gaze and dull expression made me uncertain. Was she really sick? The way she looked at me sent shivers down my spine. It was not a gaze a normal person would give anyone.

Our group returned to the hotel we had stayed at last night, and I went back to my room.

Arnold immediately asked, "Did you see her, Chlo? Was the person in there your classmate?" "Yes, it's her. She's been locked up, and she's almost unrecognizable." I felt very distressed.

"Do you think she's really mentally ill?" Sean asked.

"I can't be sure... but something feels off," I replied.

Arnold pressed, "What's off about it?"

head. "It's not right... She understood my coded message.

was motionless, like she was asleep. Her long hair covered her face, and I couldn't tell if it was really Beatrice. But I said a coded message we used to say back then

"What coded message did you say? Why

was something we always

keep this up, I won't let you sleep on the lower bunk", to which I would respond,

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bunk then!

deal?"

the

explained the anecdote behind that sentence so that

said that,

showed no expression. She was just staring with those eyes

words,

shook my head and muttered, "How could this happen? Why did

I couldn't stop thinking about her expression when she looked

when we said we

forward, and

lips first formed an

into a line. What does