The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 128

 Eleven o’clock at night.

Thea and Yuna hung out for the whole afternoon.

The former had tried every means to inquire about the identity of the ghost-masked man.

However, Yuna avoided answering the question.

Thea was unable to focus the whole day.

Late at night.She recalled the past while lying in bed.

Ten years ago, she had gone on an outing with her classmates, and they were playing near the river.

Suddenly, she saw a villa being engulfed by an inferno in the distance.

They immediately rushed over and heard cries for help from inside the villa.

After a brief hesitation, Thea charged into the flames and rescued one person.

However, the survivor jumped into the river after being pulled out of the villa.

Another flashback of the past surfaced in her mind, Cansington Hotel, top floor.

Trent pinned her down on the auction table and slashed her face repeatedly with a knife.

Thea remembered the desperation, the helplessness, and how powerless she felt.

man wearing a ghost mask appeared.It was a moment in her life that she would

and saved her

Unfortunately, she fainted.

was unaware of

savior of mine was the one I rescued from the fire from

moment, her ringtone went off.She lifted her phone and found

Thea shook her head.

a husband.How can you be thinking about another man? Putting

my keys when I left home.Come help me open

"Okay."

walked out of the room, and went

waited for a while, and the door was opened

was a very thin and slightly see-through

was braless, and the

right now.Where did you

scratched his head and explained honestly, "A military comrade of mine retired and returned to the city.We caught up for dinner and chatted for a while.I’m sorry for coming

and come in." Thea did not continue to pursue the matter

returned to

to get his mat and

down on the

James sleeping

by, and the

day was Yuna’s 25th

was the executive chairman

was from the Capital and not

was not a candidate for

assets, she would outrank the Great Four

many people to her

was a prominent figure in Cansington