<h4>Chapter 159: Chapter 159: It’s Not an Outsider’s ce to Intervene</h4>


    Now the contract has just begun, and the rtionship between the Young Master and her has quietly changed. In a year, will it be...


    Just as such a thought crossed his mind, George quickly dismissed it.


    He knew the Young Master too well; there were very few girls like Scarlett Yates around him. Perhaps he just found it fresh and amusing now.


    No more than three months, he would probably find it uninteresting.


    So, the possibility that the Young Master would fall for Scarlett Yates within a year and then turn fiction into reality by marrying her is extremely small.


    While George was in a daze, Matthew Saxon had already walked far away.


    Aftering to his senses, George hurriedly caught up.


    He followed behind Matthew Saxon, keeping an appropriate distance, neither too far nor too close.


    After walking a few steps, he suddenly noticed something was off.


    He stared at Matthew Saxon’s arm in confusion for a while, his expression changed drastically, and he eximed, "Young Master, why is there so much blood on your arm?"


    Moments ago when leaving the bar, he only noticed the drunken Scarlett Yates.


    Now, upon seeing half of Matthew Saxon’s arm dyed red with blood, he was so scared that his face turned two shades paler.


    Matthew Saxon replied irritably, "Got bitten by a wild kitten."


    Wild kitten?


    George was taken aback for a moment, and when he looked at Scarlett Yates again, his eyes became much more interesting and rich.


    Yes, indeed a wild kitten, a rather bold wild kitten.


    A wild kitten that bit the Young Master fiercely, yet wasn’t thrown into the sea to feed the fish, and instead required effort to carry her back.


    Only she could do all these things and remain unscathed.


    Even Alice Green in the past asionally threw tantrums, but never dared to bite the Young Master until flesh was blurred.


    Thinking of Alice Green, George couldn’t help but frown.


    Should he tell the Young Master now that Alice Green’s room is booked just next to his? Or wait for the Young Master to discover it himself?


    To speak of Miss Green, she truly is a headache.


    Since she chose the eldest Young Master and is about to marry into the Saxon Family, why does she persistently entangle with the second Young Master?


    Knowing the eldest and second Young Masters don’t get along well, why choose the eldest Young Master?


    After marrying into the Saxon Family, meeting the second Young Master frequently would be so awkward.


    As Matthew Saxon walked, he suddenly stopped.


    George also set aside his chaotic thoughts, looked ahead, and couldn’t help but be surprised.


    The Young Master, praised by everyone from the Dales Family, appeared out of nowhere before them.


    And the Young Master’s face, already not looking good, seemed to look worse upon seeing Henry Dales.


    "Since Scarlett doesn’t want to go with you, why do you force her?"


    In the moonlight, Henry Dales emitted a cold aura like moonlight, his gaze was chilly, and he stared expressionlessly at Matthew Saxon’s shoulder and bloody arm.


    Without waiting for Matthew Saxon to speak, he coldly said, "You don’t like Scarlett, so why dy her? She’s different from the messy women around you. She’s not the right choice to waste boring time."


    Matthew Saxon’s face sank two shades darker, "Henry Dales, in what capacity are you saying these things to me? Scarlett Yates is my woman, and matters between us are not for an outsider to interfere."


    "So, because you’re her senior, do you also want to interfere with her private feelings?"


    No one dares to provoke the second Young Master of the Saxon Family actively.