THE PUREBLOOD'S HEARTBEAT
Both red and faint emerald eyes confronted each other coldly, like glaciers slicing through the air, like blows and blades colliding, as if chaos had already ensued.
If their eyes could kill, the two would have cut each other into a thousand bloody messes.
The butler stood at the side, watching their exchange, hoping they wouldn’t exchange blows—though they already had in their own ways.
“Humph… bastard,” Mr. Carter cursed before turning to the butler in defeat.
“I’m here to take Lynette home,” he announced without mincing words, going straight to the point.
“This is where she belongs,” Azael declared authoritatively, with no room for suggestions.
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