The Man's Decree

Chapter 1243 Why Should He Help You

The second Angelo heard that, his eyes glimmered, and he licked his lips. “Haha! That means I’m going to die among women.”

Cecilia was so mad that she panted heavily, but she did not dare to say anything.

After helping Angelo to settle down, Cecilia thrashed everything in the hall to vent the rage in her heart.

That was the only way she could vent her emotions.

“Lady Jingle, can that person really help us to get rid of Peyton? Why do I get the feeling he’s not a reliable person?” one of the elders asked in puzzlement.

“Exactly. That man looks useless and lecherous. It makes me want to dig his eyes out so bad,” said another elder furiously.

Cecilia recollected herself before saying slowly, “Regardless he’s capable or not, he’s our only hope for now. Remember what I’ve said. When the crucial moment comes, take Millie and flee. Don’t bother about me—”

Millie barged in and stared at Cecilia with teary eyes. “I’ll never

Millie had rushed in and found out about everything, Cecilia waved her hand to tell the elders

this to protect Crimson Palace. As long as you’re alive and have the palace head’s decree, you can

we’ll die together. I can’t live without you, Cecilia!” Millie buried her head in

up. You can still live well without me.” Cecilia began tearing up as well. Of course, she wanted to stay with Millie. On top of that, she knew Millie

no other choice but to

Millie’s mind, and she asked Cecilia about him, “Cecilia, where’s Jared? Where did

Crimson

earlier. Hence, she figured the man had left

been keeping an eye on the palace’s door, and I didn’t see Jared leaving. Maybe he’s still

him? Besides, Jared might’ve made a name for himself in Jadeborough and has great abilities, but this is the south. Peyton has Divine Beast Sect that’s backing him. Do you

sent Millie into a deep silence because she, too, did not know if Jared would help

long silence, Millie suddenly said, “I’m going to look for Jared. Perhaps he’s still in Crimson Palace, and perhaps he

before Cecilia could