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As Jean spoke, she couldn’t help sneaking nces at the unfamiliar man inside the office.
But Samuel was blocking most of the man’s body; all she could make out was one of his arms.
Noticing her curiosity, Samuel didn’t try to hide anything. He let go of her arm and shifted to the side<b>. </b><b>“</b><b>As </b>you can <b>see</b><b>, </b>this is my patient.”
The man looked up just then. His eyes were pitch ck.
They resembled a bottomless abyss, radiating a cold, mysterious aura that seemed to ripple outward; deep within, whirlpools and starfields shimmered faintly.
In the flickering light, it was hard not to be drawn in.
Jean froze, then suddenly her eyes flew wide open–an overwhelming shock rose up from her chest and surged through her.
“Carson?<b>” </b>
The name burst from her lips. Her heart began to race. “What are you doing here?”
Samuel raised his eyebrows in surprise. “You know… him?”
The man’s expression didn’t change; he gave Jean a quick nce, then looked away just as indifferently.
He wore a neat ck suit. Even sitting down, it was obvious how tall and long–limbed he was.
Jean was still reeling-
That face, it was clearly Carson. <i>So </i>why <b><i>was </i></b><i>he </i><i>acting </i><i>like </i><i>he </i><i>didn’t </i><i>recognize </i><i>me</i><i>? </i>
“Carson.” Jean’s lips parted again; she called his name once more<b>, </b>unwilling to give up.
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This time, the man didn’t even spare her a nce. In fact-
He even furrowed his brow slightly.
“Jean, his name isn’t Carson.” Samuel patted her shoulder and exined gently.
“Not Carson?” Jean’s eyes widened even more, and she quickly followed up. “Then who is he?”
Samuel didn’t answer right away. Instead, he turned to the man for permission. “This is my sister. Is it okay if I introduce you to her?<b>” </b>
The man didn’t respond at first. He/stayed silent for a <b>few </b>seconds, then gave a small nod.
<b>“</b>Jean, this man’s name is Hector. He’s my patient,” Samuel said clearly.
<b><i>Hector</i></b><i>? </i>Jean’s eyes shot wide again.
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She stared hard at the man’s face, as <b>if </b>trying to see through himpletely. <b><i>Hector</i></b>? <b><i>That’s </i></b><b><i>the </i></b><b><i>final </i></b><b><i>boss</i></b><b>, </b><b><i>Hector</i></b>!
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<i>The </i><i>final </i><i>boss</i><i>? </i><i>So </i><i>annoying</i><i>. </i><i>Why </i><i>could </i><i>I </i><i>always </i><i>hear </i>this <i>girl’s </i><i>extra </i><b><i>thoughts</i></b>? Hector heard the <b>thought </b><b>loud </b>and clear, and his brow furrowed deeper.
He clenched his fingers<b>, </b>visibly irritated; the aura of disillusionment around him only <b>grew </b><b>heavier</b>.
Jean <b>was </b>still too stunned to calm down; her fingers were trembling from the adrenaline.
Not just the biggest viin, but also the most famous, the strongest one–and in the end, he fully snapped and died horribly.
At that moment, the emotionless calm on Hector’s face finally cracked a little.
<i>Did </i><i>she </i><i>just </i><i>say </i>I <i>would </i>die <i>tragically</i>? <i>How </i>would she know <b><i>that</i></b>? <b><i>Was </i></b><b><i>it </i></b><i>actually </i><i>possible</i><i>… </i><b><i>for </i></b><b><i>someone </i></b>in <b><i>this </i></b>world <b><i>to </i></b><b><i>see </i></b><i>the </i><i>future</i><i>? </i>Samuel’s little sister was a freak–and he could hear everything that freak <b>was </b>thinking….
<i>So </i><i>annoying</i><i>. </i><i>So </i><i>loud</i>.
That flicker of emotion vanished as quickly as it came, his face returning to its mask of detached indifference.
Of course<b>, </b>Samuel had heard Jean’s thoughts too.
If it had been anyone else saying this, he wouldn’t have given it a second thought–buting from Jean…
It did carry some weight.
She’d just said Hector was the final boss, destined to fall into darkness and die…
And if we’re talking about falling into darkness-
Hector was already pretty far gone. He was the most dangerous patient Samuel had ever treated. No question about it.
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