Sir Ares, Goodnight

When Josie relayed Savannah's divine reading to Angeline in full detail, Angeline was dumbstruck as well.

"Was she really that accurate?" Angeline asked in disbelief.

Josie smiled and said, "Yes! Savannah said that I'll have no daughters in my life, while Zayne would have one. At first, I thought it meant that Zayne would cheat on me, but unexpectedly, he has gotten himself a goddaughter behind my back."

Angeline seemed to have thought of something and said excitedly, "It seems that I have to look for Savannah for a reading too, then."

Later, Angeline found Savannah playing near Tourmaline Garden. Savannah was with the other sisters, and Angeline walked toward her to bring her away.

"Savannah, will you come with me for a while?" Angeline asked. Hence, Savannah followed Angeline t o Chateau de Selene.

Angeline mysteriously invited Savannah into her room and put down her guard before saying, "Josie said that your reading is very accurate, so I thought I ought to ask you for a reading as well." "Do tell me what you want to know, Madam."

Angeline's face appeared sorrowful when she said, "I have a daughter, and I'd like to know when she's coming back."

Angelina did not directly ask about Zetty's life or death situation. After all, if Savannah were to say that Zetty would return, it would mean she was undoubtedly still alive.

asked, "Madam, the person you're asking about... Is

Angelina nodded.

answered, "Jens has already asked

stirred-up manner. "So what did you

though people like her don't usually lead suffering lives, she will. For the rest of her life, she'll

not

confused and asked, "Can you explain

understand what I'm trying to tell you but you're merely refusing to accept it. Since this is the case, I'll answer

same as the teacher who taught

her eyes in

would still end up living the same life as Grandma Boye, wandering about

said

going to be joyous news,

then she smiled faintly. "If it's truly as

upon her return, Angeline could already guess what kind of good news it would be. S~ᴇaʀᴄh