My Fabulous Girl Boss

Chapter 607

Now that the crisis of the Templars had been lifted, Gerald would be able to handle the rest himself. 

After parting with the Templars, Kayson followed Master Gould to his place. 

“Judging from your strength, you could have killed Elder Master Templar easily. But why didn‘t you do that?” 

Although Kayson had his own speculation, he still wanted to hear the answer from Master Gould. 

Master Gould said, “I have no feud against him, and I‘m forced to work for Eden Joy. 

“I had already seriously wounded him back then, so I didn‘t want to take his life. It‘s just that I didn‘t expect Jenson would bring other people there as well. 

“If you hadn’t stepped in, Gerald would’ve been dead.” 

As they were talking, they arrived at a neighborhood. 

Inside Master Gould‘s house, a girl who seemed to be in her 20s at most was sitting motionless next to the window. The girl had a pair of beautiful eyes, but there was no light in them as she stared out of the window blankly. 

“Mr. Yarde, she‘s my granddaughter. Her name is Vivian Gould.” 

Kayson observed her for a while and replied, “It‘s really the Soul silencing Curse. Fortunately, it has only been a short time since 

curse hit

stepped forward to check on

a low–level spell that targeted to seal and silence one‘s soul, as its name suggested. The corresponding curse was known as the

that the eyes were the window of one‘s soul. Vivian‘s soul had been sealed up, which

to target normal people, this curse was a very low–level curse, and Kayson removed it without any

as she looked

“G–Grandpa?” 

into tears of

“Vivian! My granddaughter!” 

when she saw how agitated her grandfather was, and she hastily went forward

ran her through the whole event. Although Vivian was kind of skeptical about everything

for saving

said, “Don‘t mention it. But Master

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to stop working for Eden

Eden Joy was not a

Mr. Yarde. Starting from now onward, I‘ll pledge

know how your granddaughter got the

Gould replied, “I‘m not sure of it either. Vivian had already become like this when I returned from another city.