---- Chapter 2434 "Well then, Ms. Theron, I''ll take my leave and let you two talk." Uriel nced at Andrew before turning to walk out. Andrew ignored him, frowning slightly as he looked toward the curtain. Everyone said the Reyes family''s upper ranks were strange and unpredictable, people whose behavior could not be measured bymon sense or logic. Among the major houses in Chetvine, none were more mysterious or morally gray than the Reyes family. And the force behind them, the Umbral Peak Sect, was practically the definition of evil. ine was certainly living up to that reputation.<fn3882> Checktest chapters at Find?Novel</fn3882>
By right, Andrew was just a guest, a stranger even. ine had no reason to stay alone with him, especially since certain factions in Chetvine already had issues with him. Some people probably turned red with anger just at the mention of his name. Yet, his woman was being all mysterious and secretive, and Andrew had no idea what she was up to. Still, it did not really matter. Since he was already here, he would roll with whatever came. ---- As if sensing Andrew''s wariness, ine chuckled softly again, her voice tender and melodious. "You don''t need to be nervous.
I won''t eat you." Andrew said tly, "I''m not nervous. I just want to ask if you have any advice for me. If not, I''d like to discuss the purpose of my visit with you." Her voice turned cold. "No rush. What interests me most is you and your father. The rest doesn''t concern me much." Andrew''s heart skipped a beat. He silently wondered if Reginald had some messy connection with one of Finnegan''s favorites, too. Judging by her tone, she sounded like she wanted to dig into his father''s news. Just like Tiana and Victoria had before. If that was the case, then it spelled trouble.
Nothing good ever came from people chasing after Reginald''s shadow. It usually led to grudges, anger, and a great deal of misced me directed at him Andrew was not afraid of trouble, but any chance of making a deal with the Reyes family would go up in smoke. While he was quietly thinking about how to handle the situation, ine spoke again. "You really do look like your father. Almost too much, actually." ---- Andrew did not know what to say, so he forced a smile. "Yeah, people always say we look alike." From behind the curtain came a soft, almost yful correction.
No, you and Reginald aren''t actually alike, not in the real sense. You just look like him, because you carry his blood. But what fascinates me is you. "Like must be reced by like. You''re different, though. Your father was a giant, and your mother was an even greater one. The child born of their union... is a being beyond imagination. I suspect you''re not just a giant... You''re a child of God himself." She added, "You''re far more captivating than Reginald ever was. I never lie. Your very existence is an anomaly..." Herughter at the end was light and coy, almost shy.
It was as if she were embarrassed yet delighted all the same. Andrew was utterly confused now. So what was it with this woman? Was she his father''s old me, or was her genuine interest in him?<style>
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