Stuart was the type who just didn't get how others felt.

Morwenna was beginning to see things clearly. The kindness Stuart had shown her initially was just a facade; deep down, he was cold-hearted.

She couldn't understand why he had risked his life to save her once, but she knew he wouldn't comprehend her feelings.

Seeing Stuart silent, Morwenna took a step to leave. "I've got to go, Stuart. Goodbye."

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It had been less than a month since she moved from the countryside to Rosefrost Hollow, and she had already moved several times. Fortunately, she didn't have many belongings.

She picked up her suitcase, walked past Stuart, and headed downstairs.

After some distance, Morwenna stopped and pulled out her phone to call Fletcher.

Stuart looked unwell. Was his wound worsening?

She didn't ask directly because confronting him might make him think she was after something.

he might be busy and decided to

Meanwhile, at Windcharm Villas.

figure emerged from the study-it

then at Stuart, who was shrouded in a dark aura.

"Stuart."

"Get out!"

Listen to

"I said get out."

retorted, "Morwenna is right, you really don't

was so filled

Stuart's fierce gaze suddenly lifted to meet

judgments, yet you chose to dig up Morwenna's painful past, to test whether she's worthy of your trust. But

friend to Stuart for many years, often siding with him even when he knew Stuart was in

time, Fletcher confronted him

suddenly asked, "Have you developed feelings

a wry smile. "I just think she's too pure and I feel bad for her. Don't worry about me, I know you're married to her and how important she is to you. I

check on you. We've done all the checks and

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