s point

oom 2605, Cecily was enta

ication and quickly

na." Cecily instantly went in front of me

regard. Come by shortly." The drunken male guest lay on the sofa

y patting her on the shoulder. Then I turned to face the inebriated visitor, "Sir,

lie down with me to rest." The man abruptly sat up

f nausea washed over me. "Sir, please le

do to me?" He lowered his

ecurity guard right away,

ted to stop her, but I wasn't sure if s

me and said drunkenly, "One is on the run, while the ot

ed towa

ack. But I was too focused on avoiding to stand still. My high-heeled shoes were tos

dre

cing myself for the impa

but the next second I leaned on a "wall."

ing on behind me, but the male guest h

ame out and smacked the male guest across the face. The male guest got slapped in

raight and view the person in front of him, but his legs becam

likewise staring at me, and our gazes locked. For a little while, I felt c

keeper if you're going to b

ay something, but my mind was

around my freezing hand, which had gone cold from

soon as I arrived to the entrance. Cecily's fa

y if there is an issue." In the midst of everyone's su

elevator, Edmund cont

it was only me and him standing

was quiet. The only thing that was beatin

l the time, and my sprained

afflicted foot, I shifted my we

ut because he was holding my ha

head turned. His voice

m to notice. In aw

e, this time in a softer voic

oot," I spoke gently

mmediately after the voice

e hauled my entire body up, and my head lay against his chest. A subtle

odor for many nigh

, terrified by his

sprain your other foot?" He

e, but my heart pounded wildly, as if it

the elevator and into

s point

t when I noticed this

" Mr. Edmund sat Leanna down

was wondering whether to give Leanna the

leg bent, squatting in front of Leanna in a half-squat position, carefully ta

ctly is

ront of a small servant an

lieve what

s point

to shake slightly, and my formerly heated and

up, his piercing black eyes, like pre

, then realized something, shaking my head quickly,

head and gazed at Oarlan,

t," Oarlan qui

ld it." Oarlan approache

have nothing to do with my injury. Edmund's series of reactions have made my l

red my words and stooped down t

, Oarlan. I can...

pity that Edmund did

t, I leaned on the back