Encore of the Avenging Muse (Sylvia and Rupert)

Chapter 154

Bridget, her cheeks flushed with a shy hue, leaned towards Rupert as she heard they'd share a room.

"Bailey, how could I accept this?"

With an eyebrow raised, Bailey smiled and said, "If you feel uncomfortable, Ms. Simpson, I can easily arrange for another room for you. No trouble at all."

As she spoke, she was about to call the butler with a wave of her hand.

The corner of Bridget's mouth twitched involuntarily, and she quickly said, "Bailey, you're such a joker, thank you."

Bailey's smile deepened, filled with unspoken meanings.

Sylvia, hearing the possibility of a room change, immediately thought of an excuse to switch rooms herself.

But before she could speak up, Bailey was called away by a phone call. Left with no choice, Sylvia headed to her room.

Just as she turned around, Freya suddenly caught her arm from behind.

"Sylvia, are you sure of being alone? Do you want me to keep you company?"

Sylvia's arm trembled slightly, and her jaw clenched tighter, but she quickly regained her composure.

company? She was more afraid Freya might harm

"No need, I'm quite tired. I'll head to my room to

entered her room. The room was decorated in a classic,

had no mind to appreciate the decor. She sat at the foot of the bed, her teeth gritted as she removed her jacket. Underneath, the sleeve of her blouse was scorched and stuck

she trembled. Her breathing was erratic as she collapsed at the foot of the bed, curling up into a ball. Actually, since Freya had slipped out

camellias, Sylvia knew her guess was right. She watched as Freya took

Freya's goal was only to

the

about the extent of

blow this

proportion.

left, she took out the

mountains, and a lick of flame scorched her. Her silk blouse, a gift

managed to put out the fire but

but when Freya grabbed her, a blister broke,

her eyes, took a deep breath, trying to ease the

from the room next

that left little to the imagination traveled along the wall opposite Sylvia, from one end to

was as if two

against the wall, moving downwards. Unfortunately, such old buildings