All Chapters of Enchanted Twilight: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Raphael smiled, revealing the old man, who was not expecting his impromptu attack.He was enjoying the expression on the old man’s face now.No remorse or anything in his heart made him think that maybe he did choose to kill people.

Isaac squinted his eyes, looking reluctantly at the figure of the man now standing before them. Not trying to erase the arrogance that appeared on their beautiful faces, they were waiting for an answer from him. It was hard for him to believe in the figure who suddenly appeared in front of them, whom he and Ursula had known all along as the source of Raphael’

Ursula stood in front of the grave that had been put with tombstones.On the tombstone was engraved the name of Leonard Crow, the name of the man who had tricked her at their first meeting.She did not know what caused the sadness in her heart right now, just because she saw the man’s name there. All she knew was that Leonard had no right to die. Not yet.Silently, she stole the opportunity to glance at Albert.The man&rsq

Albert did not flinch when he heard what his butler––Antonio Cremonesi––said to him. It hit him like a blast of magical energy. His eyes blinked in disbelief at what he had just heard, staring at the figure of the man whom he had trusted as his butler for the past two years. The butler, who had just been caught eavesdropping on their conversation, whom he thought was a traitor because his movements were always suspicious, suddenly claimed to be his older brother, who should have died when he was five years old, according to what his late parents had said when they were still alive. While the man who had just forced his butler to tell the truth looked indifferent, busy looking at his nails while whistling softly.Antonio—no, Alexander—looked even more worried at his reaction. The man hastily bowed his body with a face full of regret. "I'm sorry! I did not mean to tell you—""Enough!" Albert raised his hand, signalling the man not to continue while he tried to understand what he had

Ivan and Ursula sat on a park bench in the deepest part of the labyrinth garden, accompanied by the sound of birds chirping perched on the top of the vines that decorated the labyrinth garden.They enjoyed the clean air so longed for after spending their nights rescuing prisoners in a dungeon. The dungeon had minimal lighting and poor air circulation. These experiences made them realize that not everyone could enjoy the view as they did now.Ursula rested her head on their shoulders. Her blue ocean eyes were closed and her calm expression kept them watching her. She was the woman who had just proposed to them a few times ago. There was no ring on her marriage proposal, like what people usually did, but it still made them feel so happy.In fact, up until now, the woman had stated loudly in front of a man named