Captivated by the Ruler of the Underworld

Chapter 78 Lela Decides to Be Honest

Sunlight...

Lela slowly opened her eyes and reached up with her hand, trying to grab it, but she couldn't, yet she could feel it.

The sunlight was warm.

She liked it very much.

Getting up from the bed, Lela sat as if she hadn't fully awakened from her dream. She touched her face with her hand, but it wasn't damp. She had cried so many times, she couldn't shed tears anymore.

Lela pursed her lips and glanced down at the clothes she had already changed into. She furrowed her brow.

Who changed her clothes?

It didn't matter. She had slept so heavily, she needed to get up.

Lela thought she was in her room, but as she looked around, she saw some cold instruments and her face turned pale.

She felt uncomfortable in this place and she wanted to leave.

With that thought, Lela got off the bed and ran barefoot outside the medical room...

...

walked out of the medical laboratory towards the medical room. As he reached the

figure was nowhere to be found

growing sense of disbelief, he frantically searched the room. She wasn't in the bathroom, and there was no trace of her petite presence anywhere in the space.

he ran outside, he

there wearing a pink princess pajama dress, barefoot under the sunlight, her head facing the dappled rays, her eyes slightly closed. Her fair skin seemed to shimmer under

was dumbfounded by

Lela dipped her head slightly and shifted her gaze in the direction from which the scrutiny seemed to

standing in front of the medical building, his gaze almost

to Lela that this man

be bewildered

ignoring him, and turned to run towards

Sylvester was completely panicked.

eyes and heart, but now she didn't

She must be angry.

and he followed

forest, running swiftly with a light body. Sylvester had never expected this small presence to be

water, looking at the scene before her with a touch of

much deliberation, he

voice was filled with endless guilt

He wished to express...

in that very instant, he grasped the profound powerlessness that these two

him who had turned