Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 631 Caylie In Pain

Unable to resist, he decided to tease her one last time.

The two beautiful women in the living room were infuriated, grinding their teeth in

anger.

“If you have the courage, don’t bother coming back tonight!” Cordelia said sternly, locking all the doors and windows, even though she knew it would be useless.

Emrys could easily break in if he wanted to, but Cordelia refused to be defeated in spirit.

Who could blame him for flirting with Yelena and getting involved?

Even someone as aloof as me deserves respect, don’t I? Cordelia thought with a huff.

After leaving the living room, Emrys immediately mounted his long–neglected trusty steed, the old–fashioned bike, and swiftly rode through the night.

His destination was Apricot Hall.

Cordelia had mentioned earlier that Caylie was staying at Apricot Hall for her research on new medicinal recipes. However, Emrys had a feeling that things were not as simple as they seemed.

He arrived at Apricot Hall in record time.

From a distance, Emrys could sense a powerful surge of energy.

It was coming from the azure cauldron inside Caylie’s body.

artists, but for cultivators, it was as obvious

before about not revealing such treasures carelessly,

was not ignorant of how things worked.

cauldron was so distinct.

main entrance of Apricot Hall was

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on the second floor.

floor, and jumped in. As expected, he immediately saw

cauldron stood, emitting a strangely eerie glow.

delicate body in his arms

pressed his fingers against her

gentle like a trickling stream, while other times it was intense and chaotic like a wildly beaten bronze gong. It

this happen?” Emrys furrowed his brows, glancing at the azure cauldron by the bed, deep in

voice trembled, “Rys… These past few nights, every time it

can’t control the cauldron…”

that hour, the pain in her elixir field became unbearable. Caylie had no choice but to take out the azure cauldron.

experienced a severe headache, as if someone was speaking in her mind. However, it was so indistinct that she had no idea what the other person

Caylie had been staying at Apricot Hall for the past few days, pretending to research new prescriptions, enduring the

with a heavy heart, but in this situation,

pain caused by the magical treasure was completely different from the

of little help. Caylie’s head still throbbed with pain, as if it

was filled