The Fortune-Telling Heiress

Chapter 207

Chapter 207

the Hall residence, Dana wrapped herself in a cloak as she stood outside the study. She watched Hugo come out and quietly asked, "Is Sept still upset?"

Hugo waved his hand, signaling Dana not to worry. He took her hand and said, "It's his first crush. He's bound to be a bit flustered. At least he didn't lose his temper im front of Maddie and had the sense to sulk at home instead." pana glanced back at the study. "He's not seriously thinking of having a bodyguard follow Maddie, is be?

She frowned with concern and added, "With Maddie's personality, she clearly doesn't like others interfering too much in her life.

Madison was Sebastian's first real esh, and Dana penninely hoped it would lead to something meaningful. However, everything was ultimately up to Sebastian

Hugo whispered, "He's not that toolish. He's always been in control at everything. Now that someone he cares about is beyond his control, he's panicking"

Dana sighed in pellet "That's good, then. As long as he doesn't hire someone to keep an eye on Maddie."

Hugo wrapped an atm-around her shoulders and squiled. "It's better this way, it'll humble his pride." Dana condi't help but laugh "Is that how you play the dad card?

In the study, Sebastian slouched in his chair with one as covering his eyes to hide las emotions.

"Mr. Hall, Mr. Hall! George Baker, the butler, called out urgently from downstairs.

opened the study door to head downstalis. Dana and Hugo

was typically composed, and he rarely sounded this anxious. He pointed at the crystal

three tamed to see a

crane thattering in the living

beat as he rushed downstairs. As soon as he entered

landed gently in his palm, pecking at it

in surprise. "Did Maddie

couldn't help but smile.

Maddie contacting you so late? Did

his head. "No,

do you

it were serious, she wouldn't use this

that, he headed upstairs with the paper

playfully. "Maddie is definitely going to have him wrapped around her

a good thing.

him

to his room, Sebastian placed the paper crane on his nightstand, grabbed

He got into bed, pulled up the covers, and leaned against the headboard. Then, he picked up the paper crane and stared at it thoughtfully. He traced his long