The Lady Nun Vows Revenge by Caroline Rowland

The Silent 286

286.Chapter 286

Dylan looked at Malaki, confusion written all over his face. "Malaki, what's going on? It's me, Dylan! I thought you and my grandparents, I never imagined you'd still be alive!"

Dylan thought, 'I've finally found him, so why is he in such a hurry to leave? Does Malaki not want to see me?'

Dylan felt a strange unease rise in him. He fixed his gaze on Malaki, speaking more forcefully. "Malaki, get off the carriage. We haven't seen each other in such a long time. Let's find somewhere to sit and talk."

Malaki met his gaze, sighing deeply before finally agreeing, "Fine."

A short while later, they were sitting together in a private room at a nearby restaurant.

They were supposed to be sitting together, but it didn't quite feel that way. After entering the private room, Dylan casually ordered some food and then turned to look at Malaki, who was still standing at a distance.

the second son of the Stonor family. You don't have to stand like that. Come, sit

always felt unworthy to face you. Even now that I'm here, I feel it even more. Please, let

was because of the rebels. It had nothing to do with you. You've survived and made it this far. You

I brought you here to accuse you of

the case, don't worry, Malaki. Your loyalty to my grandparents' family is unmatched, and I trust your character. So no matter how you escaped back then, I won't hold

for the sake of a bastard child? Lady Sophie is his true sister, yet Dylan still

breath, then began speaking, as Lady Sophie had

Dyla is kind-hearted, and I would never deceive you. Over the years, I should have come to find you earlier, but because of what happened back then, I feared I might put you in danger, so I stayed out of Hasen City,

to live. I came to the city this time to buy some seeds

spoke, Dylan began to feel something wasn't

do you mean by that, Malaki? What happened back then, and why would finding us have put us in danger?" Dylan

his gaze fixed on Dylan as he spoke earnestly. "Lord Dylan, are you truly no longer

in so many ways, and now I want to make things