All Chapters of The Demigod Wants Me: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Pandora's breath repeatedly blew away, carried by the gusts of wind that swept through during the day. Kingston said he would wait for her in his swimsuit. Indeed, a few moments ago, a young waiter came and handed her a thin, dark-colored garment, which Pandora had to wear without refusal.She really couldn't protest, even when she looked up from her perch and couldn't see Kingston anywhere. There was only a clean pool that ran straight across the balcony of the room located a few rooms away from hers. It was the room Kingston had entered, then carried Pandora into, nearly knocking her over, before deliberately throwing her down.Remembering that, Pandora slowly closed her eyes. She still remembered a little how it felt to be continuously doused with water, while she couldn't escape the onslaught of water, even though it was an almost calm puddle if only she hadn't been frantically trying to save herself."Is all you do is daydream all day?"Pandora's eyelids opened completely. She fl

"Isn't this a bit much, Dad?"Pandora's steps quickened as she followed Chris's hand, which was pulling her closer to the glass sliding door. Every now and then she glanced back at Kingston, who was trailing calmly behind, a few feet away.Kingston's silence was dangerous, but Pandora, who couldn't deny the opposite, fueled the fire even more. She pursed her lips when her gaze met his piercing eyes. They signaled something to each other, as if nothing was more important than ending this tense moment immediately."You can't take Pandora away, Mr. Honover."Kingston's deep voice showed a sense of ownership that couldn't be easily shaken. This time, Chris wasn't the only one holding Pandora's wrist. Kingston did it too, pressing down slightly."What if I told you it was my sister's grave?"A relationship that began with a lie would continue that way. Kingston didn't mind if he had to admit it. It didn't matter if Chris demanded something to convince himself after being tossed about by do

Kingston's decision raised a big question that lingered unresolved in Pandora's mind. She didn't understand why the man was willing to sacrifice something precious—a love that was still desired—just to gain Chris's trust.Pandora should have stopped Chris from following her father's principles and idealism, which hurt Kingston's position. She felt sorry watching the man from the balcony a while ago.She could still remember Kingston's expression, which clearly couldn't lie. There was pent-up anger. Disappointment that made the man reluctant to look straight ahead as he watched the construction workers dismantle the monument and move it. Pandora herself didn't know where the new location for Arcadeaz's grave would be.But she could sense how much Kingston regretted it. He was often seen looking down. He rarely spoke, even when Helios asked him something, as if Kingston's world had been dragged far away.The man did not show himself after the tomb relocation was completed. He did not vi

"Faster, Grandpa. Panda is getting closer."Aceli said this to urge Chris to crawl faster, even though Pandora had only walked to the door of her own room. She stared down from where she stood. Occasionally glancing down to see if the wild animal Kingston was still roaming freely, and that was the benchmark that made Pandora maintain her pace—waiting for Chris to turn around carrying Aceli riding on his back.It was exactly what Aqeula had experienced. The woman no longer lived freely in the mansion. She preferred to stay locked in her room. Fear made her shiver—facing the symptoms of fever. Pandora could hardly believe it, but that was what her father had said. The impact of the morning's events taught Aquela an unforgettable lesson."Go downstairs, Grandpa. Don't go back to the room."Aceli pouted reluctantly, but Chris was already on the right path. The worrying pattern was clear. It was just that Chris was forcing himself to stop right in front of Pandora.Chris was breathing heav

Helios proved his words by returning with his master. Kingston walked at the front of the line. Step by step, he descended the stairs without saying anything. His handsome face was almost expressionless, looking down when he found Pandora waiting. He would completely avoid eye contact in certain situations, as if it was important for him not to interact or anything like that.But what could Pandora say? She had been expecting this. It was no lie that she was worried about Kingston. The man had risked his life for her, and a simple thank you would not be enough to repay him for today's events, so Pandora needed to give him the service he desired.Pandora had prepared a string of words, but she changed her mind when she realized that Kingston's jaguar was not with him.Silently, Pandora glanced at Helios, hoping to find an answer—nothing. Helios's gaze clearly showed something different. Pandora had to fix his silence."How's your wound?"Pandora stood on tiptoe and touched Kingston's j