The Fortune-Telling Heiress

Fortune 87

Chapter 87

That night, stadion was sleeping soundly, but an eerie prince suddenly jolted her awake.

Her eyes flew open, and she found Scbastian standing by the window. The window was slightly agar, allowing the sheer curtain to flutter in the breeze and pass through Sebastian's astral bode. His once-clear body now bore atin black tinge

Noticing that Madan had awok, he slowly turned his head. His eyes were bloodshot and had narrowed significantly

Madison leaped mot of bed and over to him she touched his head with two fingers, and with her other hand, pressed a talisman against his brow.

in that instant, the black ghostly energy surmmending Sebastion was drawn into the talisman. The talaman fell away from his forehead and crumbled to dust.

"Sebastian's eyes had returned to normal, though his expression remumed grave, "The one responsible for this is already dead."

Madison didn't know what to say.

Sebastian tumed to look outside the window.

The vast expanse of the Hall residence was engulfed in profound darkness under the night sky, as if an unseen force had swallowed all the light.

"I warned you against going to places thick with negative energy and resentment," Madson said.

negative energy was concentrated in the small villa, Sebastian wan just asking for

Sebastian said nothing more

climbed back into bed and pulled

brief pase, she heard Sebastion's deep voice again. "I let the house because I sensed a familiar

her eyes

first day Lared in Riverview, I was already attracted to it. I ended up Finally,

was risky, bot had to investigde.

He believed the presence was stronger than her and wanted to avoid putting

know much about the mystic arts. Even if you found something what could you do about if you would just be maniputed by others, Madison

cultivation. What you're doing isn't pestorting

Sebastian manained silent

expression, Madison

his

seemed to

had heard of the saying that went, "Men were from Venus and women were from stars", but he hadn't believed it before. Now, be did. He had never met a woman quite

Madison

I promise not to

accepting his

your own next