Cold Hearted Princess

Chapter 46 Argument

“She wanted to leave, and there is nothing surprising in it, but she was lucky that I arrived just in time. The weird fact is that, dad asked me to protect her, just before it happened.”

“What?”

“He asked me to see hint. I did. He asked me to keep Alice safe until he gets to know more about the situation.”

“What situation?”

“I don’t know, Gideon. The only thing that I know is there is a man. He showed me information about him, and I think he is related to what is happening, but I know nothing else. You know him. He likes puzzles. He said he doesn’t want to tell more until he puts the pieces together.”

I knew that well. Dad always gave us jobs, and direction, but he often told us everything in the end. It was annoying, of course, but we couldn’t do anything about it.

“Will

you

i come to see dad today as well?” I asked him.

“Yes. I’m interested too. Will you bring Alice?”

“Of course. I won’t leave her alone, not for a minute.”

He only nodded.

About an hour passed, when Alice and Ava left the ice, we stood up and walked to them.

“Are you tired enough?”

Seth asked her little one, who looked at him with a broad smile and with her rosy cheeks, shaking her head.

“No, daddy, we are not tired, we are hungry.”

“Good then. We can have lunch. Gideon, Alice, are you coming with us? Leah is out shopping. We’ll meet her in the city for lunch.”

I folded my arm around Alice’s waist, and I looked at them apologetically.

“Seth, I think that is better if we are going home and having lunch there.”

Seth nodded. He understood me, unlike Ava

with

say

that, so I answered.

see each other in

happier, but she nodded. I had to smile

their skates off. When they were ready, we walked out of the building, and parted

me while we were on

she likes you so

is at the perfect age to start

you think she would bear everything it

all about

young to be surrounded by

In that

wonder if she would become a professional

Chapter 46 Argument

adults she needs to be fifteen, at least at

guessing then you were teen at your

looked miserable, and that made me feel guilty again. I was the reason she stopped competing. I was the reason she needed to skip everything that she reached since she was little. Because of me, all

I saw she

you

“Why

“That wasn’t an answer.”

She exhaled.

Gideon, I should train a lot more, and it costs a

I shrugged

my

shoulders.

not a problem with

head with a

wouldn’t feel safe to perform. Second, I wouldn’t feel right if you would

I pulled on the side of the road, and

couldn’t accept her answer, and it’s also

My family and I can defend you. You don’t need to worry about that

is

sighed

you. How could I trust you? First, you didn’t give a shit about me,