Encore of the Avenging Muse (Sylvia and Rupert)

Chapter 74

In the cozy corner of a quaint diner, Sylvia's eyes lit up as the waiter laid out an array of dishes, all her favorites. She looked at Warren across from her, full of emotion. "I can't believe you remembered."

Warren ladled a serving of soup into her bowl, his smile gentle. "Of course, I remember. You're quite the foodie, aren't you? Just too shy to indulge when we're at home."

As Sylvia gazed at the steaming bowl before her, a wave of sentiment washed over her. She couldn't help but admire the man sitting across from her, so kind and considerate. Yet, she was painfully aware of the grim fate that awaited him-a fate orchestrated by none other than Rupert.

Rupert, with his ruthless demeanor, was determined to ensure Warren's downfall, banishing him and his mother Fiona to a distant land from which he could never return. Even Fiona's dying wish to return to her roots was coldly denied by him.

In her past life, Sylvia had been under Rupert's tight control, her knowledge fragmented and incomplete. It was only by overhearing a conversation outside his study that she learned of his vendetta against Warren.

Concerned, she warned Warren, "Warren, whatever happens, try not to cross Rupert. Just look out for yourself and Mrs. Fiona."

Warren paused, his eyes searching hers. "Sylvia, do you know something?"

I know anything? I don't understand business matters. I just...think Uncle Rupert seems a bit intimidating. I wouldn't want you to upset him." She nervously fabricated an excuse,

out a soft laugh, but his smile quickly faded within three seconds.

under her breath. It seemed impossible to avoid him, even

keeping her gaze low, and stared at the pair of polished men's leather

to breathe a sigh of relief.

down, Sylvia. Uncle Rupert has gone," Warren reassured

sending their well-wishes and inviting her for

last long. One of her roommates forwarded a video and

claimed you were causing trouble for the sake of your major. Then she quickly unliked it, but many

explained it away by saying she was angry

she explain why she was angry? Why hint at something in such a veiled way?] Disheartened, Sylvia

many reports online about the jewelry competition.

Unexpectedly, many people

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