Treating Zaros

Now, seeing Eudora getting angry at her reminded her of the days when she saw her mother in the courtroom acting like a queen. That's a goosebump situation for her. She never dared to look at her mother the same way she did. And that's also the situation that made her scared of her mother.

As she gazed at Eudora, who has her eyes blaring in pure vampire color, made her flinch. She stood silent and calm.

"I apologize for my behavior," Lenora said lowering her head in shame. She couldn't rebuke her mother. What she said was true. Eudora came to her wing and tried every method to save her. But her silence made Eudora lose for the first time in her life. That's a stain. Which Eudora couldn't wash off. She got that because of Lenora. Lenora took anger on the wrong person. She should blame her brother not her mother.

Her mother deserved an apology more than anyone. She couldn't deny the fact that she accused her wrongly.

"At least, you know you are wrong," Eudora said.

"I do. And I apologiz