Chapter 1939

If Nala wasn’t interested in Graham’s good looks, her attention toward him seemed out of place to Lucinda.

Particularly unsettling was Nala’s reaction when mentioning Graham’s punishment-having to kneel while reciting the scriptures and enduring twenty lashes, resulting in his hoarse voice and swollen knees due to rheumatism.

Nala’s expression betrayed deep sympathy, and Lucinda couldn’t shake the impression that Nala felt genuinely sorry for Graham.

Lucinda pondered over why Nala would feel such empathy for someone she had just met.

Was it because Nala was inherently compassionate, or was there something more between her and Graham?

However, Lucinda recognized that these were mere speculations.

Without concrete evidence or Nala’s personal admission, she couldn’t jump to conclusions.

Lost in her thoughts, Lucinda suddenly felt herself being lifted.

Startled, she opened her eyes in a panic.

In the windowless basement, darkness enveloped Lucinda, rendering her surroundings pitch black.

Even with her eyes wide open, she could discern nothing.

absence of visibility, Lucinda raised her voice and called out, “What are you doing? Where

Lucinda’s voice, Nathan froze in embarrassment, halting

I can’t seem to

might hold

had blurted out the

Lucinda found the

“Ouch, honey.

That hurts.

in the darkness, Lucinda managed to pinch his handsome face

course, Lucinda knew she hadn’t applied

“Tell me the truth.

really on your

haven’t had a relapse in the past

working, and

fall asleep so I could quietly take

gave Nathan a

really? Do you really think this way? You

decide on your own and carry out your decision covertly,

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