Eliza lifted Robin's shirt, her eyes scanning his body for any signs of harm. Rumors swirled about this hospital being a front for an underground organ trafficking ring, and she was terrified of what could happen to her brother.

"Thank goodness, they haven't touched you yet. Don't worry. I'll find a way to get you out of here. Just take care of yourself, okay?" she reassured him.

Robin remained silent, his eyes vacant, like a puppet devoid of strings. He neither spoke nor caused any trouble, neither cried nor laughed. Only as they were being separated did he whisper, "Don't worry about me."

Robin was led away, and Eliza was forced out of the hospital.

That evening, Eliza returned to the home she shared with Casper. He lounged in the living room, his pajama top lazily unbuttoned, exuding a casual yet magnetic allure. His fingers played with a glass of red wine, swirling it slowly, lost in his own thoughts.

Eliza approached him cautiously, her posture humble, her voice soft. "Casper, please, let my brother go. I'm begging you."

Casper suddenly laughed, a cold, disinterested sound. "Doesn't he like where he lives?"

anyone," she pleaded, sinking to her knees. "It could drive anyone insane. He's already lost

one hand toying with the

head. He's a normal kid. Why are you trying to break him? If this

the Pinotti family for Nova's condition, and Eliza was ready to bear the brunt of

pushed her away roughly, finishing his wine in one

tears, her voice steady but desperate. "Set your

negotiate with me?" His eyes gleamed with disdain. "Eliza, do you really

knew she was nothing to him. She had no illusions about

her pride and gently holding his arm. "If you want my life, take

bottle crashing to the marble floor. Glass shards

gaze, and she got it. He wanted her to feel

her knees, and the stabbing pain made

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