than stroked his chin thoughtfully: “He’s been acting strange lately, always being secretive, ignoring my mindlinks, not replying to messages.”
Ashley’s expression remained indifferent: “Hasn’t he always been like that?”
Ethan used a deliberately mysterious tone: “A few days ago when we went hunting in the valley, I specifically asked him when he planned to find an aunt for
Liz. Guess what he said?”
He said excitedly. “Before, he would just roll his eyes at me and tell me to mind my own business. But that time, he didn’t say anything! And he didn’t scold me
either!”
“Since he hasn’t brought it up himself, let’s not speculate wildly.”
Ashley lowered her eyes, saying absent–mindedly: “Anyway, I don’t know of any she–wolf he’s interested in.”
Aurora’s POV
When the banquet ended, the night had grown deep.
The moonlight was cold and clear, spilling over the steps and corridors.
stood at the entrance seeing off guests. They left one by one–some still tipsy, some making light conversation, others reluctantly bidding farewell to randmother.
Adrian stood not far away, having removed his deep black military–style coat, which he carried draped over his arm.
Noticing my gaze, he walked over with unhurried steps, the moonlight making his tall, elegant figure even more striking.
I have to go,” he said.”
nodded: “Today… thank you.”
Adrian smiled gently, his eyes warm: “This is what I should do for you.”
drian paused, saying softly. “If you’re willing to see me, I’ll come.”
le suddenly smiled, adding with a hint of self–mockery: “Of course, if you never want to see me, I’ll find ways to create opportunities anyway.”
le didn’t say much more, bidding me farewell politely and restrainedly.
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