Sir Ares, Goodnight

There was also a wooden sign hanging in front of the bamboo house courtyard. Written on it was the name of the courtyard: Refreshing Breeze!

Jay gazed at Angeline who was standing right next to him. It turned out that Angeline was like a refreshing breeze to Cole. Cole had been looking forward to her arrival and here she was at last.

A refreshing breeze was something intangible, though! If Cole wanted to win Angeline's heart, then he could dream on.

Jay suddenly held Angeline's hand tightly, his domineering and possessive personality starting to kick in. It gave him a strong urge to merge her into his own body.

Cole brought them to the middle of the bamboo courtyard. Jay and the group picked their favorite bedrooms and finally settled in.

Cole said to Angeline, "Let me know if you need anything else, Angeline. I will ask the servants to sort it out for you."

Angeline said politely, "Sorry for the trouble."

Cole's complexion darkened. He could distinctly sense that he and Angeline had grown distant during their

reunion this time.

had taken

like to join me for dinner-" Before Cole could finish his sentence, Jay

Refreshing Breeze's courtyard, Master Yorks? Our missus has mobility problems, so

getting in the way. He found him to be a

her rest. If you still have anything

Cole stomped away.

and was green with envy. "Now that you've exposed your identity, that b* stard looks at you differently.

A blind person like me can't even respond to his gaze. What are you still worried

for you has a trickling stream and winding paths. You

"No matter how beautiful Refreshing Breeze is, it still can't compare to the beauty of the flowers in Carefree

nose. "Oh, you. You sure know how to flatter someone,

the flowers in Carefree Garden. Although they're still tiny saplings right now, they will grow into towering trees blooming with flowers one day. Every flower

embraced Angeline tightly.

to the day when the flowers

Angeline. I know that there's a library in 48 Stronghold and a register in it. Once I get my hands on the register, I'll know