All Chapters of His Possession : Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

Pandora watched in confusion as she walked down the dimly lit corridor. The footsteps of several guards seemed to be rushing past her in the shadows. They were clearly racing against time, deftly pulling open the towering gates. Something was off, but Pandora didn’t quite understand. Occasionally she would glance at Shelden, the man who had told her all sorts of things.Something immediately struck Pandora as she saw Shelden busy putting on a bulletproof vest and holding a long gun in his hand. “Where are we going?” she asked. Two helicopter taxis outside… suggested a long journey. A journey not mentioned in Shelden’s words, so Pandora’s wariness was clearly evident from the word 'vacation', which had never crossed her mind.“To visit your grandmother.”Pandora’s brows furrowed in confusion. She interpreted Shelden’s answer as a twisted truth. “By helicopter?” So making sure in a proper way was something she had to do.“Yes. We’re going far from here.”Pandora wa

This is where Pandora ends up. In a room... where Kingston once hid her from Aceli. A room that used to be so dimly lit, but Pandora realized it was merely a resting area, intentionally built within another room, in case Kingston wanted to use it after working with various heavy machinery.There was a bed large enough for Kingston’s tall frame. He had also added a single sofa in the corner—slightly offset next to the dark blue buffet. There was nothing else besides that. To Pandora, it felt too empty for such a spacious rest room.She had given it a great deal of thought. Staring intently at the towering pillar. The stage pillar she had just asked Helios to help install right in the middle... not far from the bed.Actually, Pandora had no intention of arranging anything that wasn’t part of her original plan. But Anna’s words in class that morning had a profound effect on her. Her angry husband didn’t even come to the dorm to pick her up or perhaps help load the moving bo

“Are you sure you can teach in your current condition?”Pandora had finished combing Kingston’s black hair. She asked earnestly as he insisted on not missing a single day of his duties as a substitute lecturer. Kingston was so stubborn, hard to reason with, and unwilling to accept Pandora’s repeated refusals. She had already told him that his friends would understand. But that had never crossed Kingston’s mind. Instead of saying something—anything that might at least give Pandora a little peace of mind—he simply hugged her. He buried his face deep into her chest, searching for the softest spot.“If you keep acting like this, you’d be better off staying home, King.” Pandora snorted. Her position was indeed slightly higher as she stood at the edge of the bed. The most fitting reason to explain Kingston’s condition would only buy time.It had only been two days since Kingston’s body had weakened. It should take longer than that for Kingston to return to his normal state.

“Be careful on the road, Dad. Call me when you get there.” Pandora waved one last time before watching the car drive out the gate. She didn’t know when she’d see her father again. Pandora was sure Kingston would be even more reluctant to go to Cambridge after he’d had time to mull over his words on campus. Pandora exhaled softly as she walked toward her room. At least she felt a little calmer now that Kingston wasn’t lying outside, instead of lying like a lifeless creature on the mattress. A sight made Pandora smile faintly. The bed creaked as she crawled toward it. Slowly, she reached for the empty bottle near Aceli’s face. She watched as the little girl slept peacefully on her side, her back to her uncle, wrapped between arms bent at the elbows. Just like a pillow for Kingston’s contrasting body. Like uncle, like niece. Their resemblance was becoming more pronounced. People who didn’t know them fully, who watched and scrutinized, might jump to conclusions

A middle-aged woman vented her fury by hurling objects around as if a ship had been wrecked. It was a storm of rage that erupted when she learned of Shelden’s death. The cause of death was an exceptionally severe blow to the head, which caused a blood clot to form in his brain. He had suffered oxygen deprivation, and several of his bones had been broken.Shelden’s body was found by authorities with no suspicious evidence. The people at the palace remained silent about anything related to the matter since the last time Shelden left the palace. But this woman knew the situation all too well, because she should have already received Pandora in her lap, gotten what she wanted, and carried out her act of revenge.She was in the most remote hiding place. She would not be found. Unfortunately, the misfortune of losing a loyal ally like Shelden forced her to think more sharply about how to seize Pandora’s heart alone. The heart of eternity. The heart of beauty. The heart of the thro