Sir Ares, Goodnight

Angeline's eyes were misted with tears. She uttered in an exceedingly aggrieved manner, "Why are you scolding me?"

It was obviously his fault. When she was a child, she would hold his hand wherever she went, and that was the cause of her terrible sense of direction. Now he was blaming her instead?

Jay was slightly dumbfounded. Why was she crying again?

"Tell me where we're supposed to go right now?" His tone softened inexplicably.

Angeline said guiltily, "If I tell you that I'm lost, would you believe me?"

Of course, Jay would not believe her. Though after seeing Angeline's blank and adorable face, he found it hard not to believe her either.

To explain herself, she muttered under her breath," Women, in general, have a terrible sense of direction."

Jay retorted furiously, "But you're no ordinary woman!"

Angeline's face broke out in a delightful grin. "I knew it, Brother Ben. I'm an extraordinary woman in your eyes."

Jay said, "To me, you're an all-powerful and

your slow wits

Angeline,

Angeline with such a tremendous blow that

prove that she was not slow-witted as he said she was, she pointed at a dimly-lit path in a haughty manner. "Let's go this way." Thinking that she had remembered her way home, Jay did not question

grew darker and there were

walking for some time, Jay realized that something did not seem

more and more dilapidated. Judging from the she-devil's net worth, she would not be staying in a slum, right? "Hey, did you go the wrong way

instantly and caused her

this is

in such a shabby place?" Jay reminded

only to see low-rise buildings everywhere. This was probably the slum that Imperial Capital had yet to

had indeed

admit her mistakes. "That's right.

was stumped. The she-devil was born in

was a significant mismatch with her

silhouettes walked out from the shelters around them. They held knives in their hands and approached Angeline and Jay with malice written all over

bright eyes stared intently

the one who led them to the wrong place, she had a guilty conscience and said timidly, "Why don't