Cherished By Seven Sisters
Chapter 130
Chapter 130 Trap For Saint Yellowbeard
However, Jacqueline could only note nonchalance on Emrys‘ face, as though nothing interested or bothered him. He didn’t mention the cost of his consultation either.
She couldn’t understand how he could stay so composed despite being younger than her.
“Ms. Balford.”
Jacqueline was lost in thought as she stared blankly at Emrys. The latter suddenly looked over his shoulder to glance at her. “Do you know once you’re intrigued by someone, that’s the start of you falling in love?”
“Huh?”
A blush instantly stained her cheeks.
A while later, Hannah returned to the Balford residence.
Walking alongside her was an old man clad in a robe with a long beard yellowed with age. That facial feature was a characteristic of Saint Yellowbeard.
hale and hearty. He was a friar, after all. His S**ual competence
claimed he could recover his youth with the snap of his fingers but was too lazy to do so. It was. something he said to
women who didn’t
of owning the privilege to cut queue to the heavens
firm grasp on that exact mentality that women possessed, allowing him to succeed in
one of his
of the members of the Balford family have gone to keep Roger company at the hospital today, so there’s no
that mean we
and reached toward Hannah eagerly. However, his hand halted soon after. “Oh, right. The plan you
animosity toward me from the moment I stepped through the front door of the Balford residence. How can it
to meet Hannah privately, he caught a glimpse of Jacqueline’s portrait
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be a done deed once she hears my chanting. I’ll try something
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