The Woman From Hell

They felt guilty after being asked directly. The two of them looked at each other before putting down their cutlery while saying nothing.

They had obviously fought.

"I don't know the reason behind your fight, but I know your brotherhood won't change so easily. If it's not an earth-shattering event, then shake hands and make your peace, alright?" I said lightly. Marius pursed his lips. He looked as unhappy as his tone was. "It's a big issue, a very big issue."

On the other hand, Drover looked at me and said in a softer tone, "Wanda, you don't need to get involved in our affairs. Why don't you go back to your room?"

"I..."

Marius also agreed before I could say anything. "Yeah, Sis Wan. Go back to your room. We'll solve it ourselves."

Their attitudes were really...

I lowered my gaze before lifting it and looking at them again. Neither of them wanted to look at the other. It even felt like they would immediately get into another argument if they were to meet gazes.

Just what was it that could drive such good friends to fight one another? It must not be some trivial matter. They did not want me to know about it either.

I suppressed my curiosity and nodded. "Okay, I won't interfere. I'll go back to the room. You two talk it out and stop arguing, okay?"

Marius responded to me first, "I wouldn't even argue with someone if they would just listen to me."

"I wouldn't have to raise my voice if someone could just understand me," Drover also said.

head. They were

to participate in the war between

went upstairs and

know if they would be

down, but since they did not want

a shower, and changed into some comfortable lounge

glimpse of

had a deep

cause of her death was still unknown,

tigate it.

have already

of the door opening downstairs, I glanced down. Marius had gone out

the room and went to the living

went out?"

"Yes, he did."

talk go?" I

his hands, the corners of his mouth slightly hooked. "Look at me now. Does it look like

did not look

shook my head. "You two have always been on good terms. I really don't know what made