Cherished By Seven Sisters

Chapter 679 Fool Him Like An Idiot

The situation Sylvia found herself in was undoubtedly strange and unexpected.

Emrys’s hand moved with suddenness and precision, resembling a self–guided missile.

Despite her agility. Sylvia was unable to react in time.

Emrys’s practice on his aloof elder sister, Cordelia, had made such precision second. nature to him.

Gary and Pamela exchanged a helpless glance, their eyes revealing a shared sense of helplessness.

Emrys’s audacity was undeniable, raising the question–Did he intend to anger Sylvia to the point of no return?

Even Hollie couldn’t help but give Emrys a peculiar look, teasingly remarking, “You might just be the first in history to upset our dear Sylvia to such an extent. You should wear that as a badge of honor.”

Emrys humbly deflected the praise, waving his hand and saying, “You’re too kind. I’ll keep striving to improve.”

Hollic, at a loss for words, simply sighed.

Sylvia, on the other hand, was seething with anger, clearly ready to take drastic action.

Emrys had firmly become Sylvia’s adversary, setting the stage for an intense confrontation.

reception area of the Crimson Sun Sect, Arpeera was wrestling with her

the inheritor of Azure King’s

she dropped or

cheerful demeanor was unshaken, and he rambled on

tentative question, “I overheard some of

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of Azure King’s will might be

replied, ‘Oh, those disciples were probably just speculating. You know how rumors

pang of contempt. He suspected

avesdropped.

Scheming woman!

We’ve known

the Crimson Sun Sect were not only distributed internally but also to other clans.

had bought pills from the Crimson Sun Sect numerous times, establishing a rapport with Quincey. It was also the reason Cloudmist Academy had entrusted her with

a gentle smile, Quincey replied, “Ms. Lozano, for any other matter, I’d gladly assist you. But in this case,

was no fool: he understood the value of the inheritor

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opportunity for the Crimson Sun Sect, and allowing

matters.