Chosen Mate of the Beastmen Empire by Lewis Reed

Chapter 110

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Aurelius’s eyes immediately shot over, suspiciously studying the overly handsome male beside her.

“Seafarion?” Although Seafarion was very mysterious to the public, as the Crown Prince of the Empire, Aurelius naturally recognized his face.

They had known each other for many years, but Aurelius had never seen Seafarion so openly present his face, as if trying to attract someone’s attention.

This sudden change in behavior must have a hidden agenda, especially since he was sitting next to Nyx–it couldn’t be a coincidence.

Aurelius’s radar for rivals was going off like crazy. But in the face of Aurelius’s suspicion, Seafarion remained calm, politely nodding to Nyx and also greeting Aurelius.

His behavior was flawless; he didn’t fawn over Nyx too much, and even Aurelius couldn’t tell if he was there for Nyx. Nyx, however, didn’t think much of it.

As the audience continued to settle in, the concert began on time. The instruments being played were unfamiliar to Nyx, but the melodies, both soothing and ancient, seemed carved deep into her soul, giving her a subtle sense of familiarity.

Just as she was immersed in the music, a strand of hair brushed against her ear. Nyx shivered slightly, hearing Seafarion’s soft voice near her ear. “My Lady, it seems someone is secretly watching you.”

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With his SS–level hearing, Aurelius heard the whisper. He glanced around calmly but didn’t see any suspicious individuals, looking at Seafarion with doubt.

Given Nyx’s SS–level female status, there were always people secretly watching her. As long as they weren’t suspicious, there was no need for alarm.

Seafarion shook his head slightly, pointing at himself. “Due to my health, I’m very sensitive to the attention around me. My observation skills are sharper than most. That gaze was too intense.”

Since the concert started, the feeling of being watched had appeared off and on, never quite disappearing, suggesting the person’s focus wasn’t on the concert, but entirely on Nyx.

the most skilled at hiding their presence. Even can’t pinpoint their location right now,” said Seafarion.

didn’t seem to be lying, Aurelius’s face grew serious.

have malicious intent.” Seafarion didn’t sense any malice from the

someone who really liked Nyx,

concert came to an end. Seafarion looked around and said, “That person has left.” But it

he suggested. He wanted to

Nyx was curious to know who was watching her and nodded in agreement. Aurelius had no objections either.

had recently gathered a lot of information about Nyx and knew she didn’t particularly enjoy dining out, but

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shop surprisingly matched Nyx’s taste perfectly. She couldn’t stop praising it, showering

after analyzing all the information he had gathered about Nyx and personally sampling many stores. The

off again. He handed his drink

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few times, she returned it to Aurelius and handed him her own drink, indicating he should try it as well. Their actions were so natural, as if they often shared drinks, showing an enviable intimacy.

landed on Nyx’s brooch, and he suddenly spoke, “My Lady,

Though 33.3 billion StarCoins wasn’t much for him, based on the information he had gathered, if Nyx didn’t truly love it, she wouldn’t have

recently collected many top–grade sapphires, hoping

shook her head, smiling, “Not really. I only like this one because it reminds me of the eyes of a

cat himself, Aurelius blinked, his deep blue

rendered speechless. He barely maintained his calm demeanor, not allowing any jealousy to show

but both Nyx and Aurelius

that person.

he had work to discuss and temporarily left his seat. Aurelius also stood up to buy Nyx some snacks. Only Nyx remained seated. If there were anyone with ill intentions, it would

making her appear like a weak, defenseless little rabbit in the eyes of a predator.

but they were secretly keeping

returned to his seat and shook his head at Nyx. “It seems like he has no intention of acting

a good opportunity, that person’s gaze remained unchanged, and he hadn’t appeared yet.

Aurelius still hadn’t returned and was pretending to