The Enigmatic Return (Nancy’s And Roxanne )

Chapter 335 Comforting Neera at Night

After they left the wine cellar, they sat in a gazebo in the yard.

Upon seeing this, Richard told the kitchen to bring some appetizers.

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Neera thanked him with a smile, then poured herself a small glass of wine. Raising it and giving it a gentle shake, she took a sip.

“How delightful!” she exclaimed, her eyes brightening.

Jean, however, remained composed. His fingers tapped lightly on the table as he posed a question, “Are you thinking about the Garcia family?”

Neera experienced a moment of surprise, turning her gaze sideways to meet his profound, pool–like eyes.

With a shrug, she answered honestly, “I don’t think about it all the time, but it’s hard to completely detach myself from them.”

a thoughtful insight, “You can feel better if you get it off your

held a hint of curiosity as

pause, she tilted her head and smiled. “People often say that you’re distant and cold, and, to be honest,

an eyebrow, withholding

cast her gaze on the night sky and spoke in a soft voice, “Honestly, I wasn’t thinking about anything else. My thoughts were centered on the limits of shamelessness. I wondered, where exactly are those limits? I believe I’ve encountered the ultimate level of human shamelessness in the members of the

mellifluous voice spread gradually through

play! Ancient rulers, driven by the desire to rule over countless lives, orchestrated massacres. They trod upon mountains of bones and rivers of blood to ascend

scale don’t change the essence. Prolonged exposure to the world can lead many to forsake principles for profit, doing any means to achieve their goals. What

so–called familial ties to emotionally bind you, aiming to convince

to his analysis, Neera thought for a moment and found what he said made

had crossed paths with

father and grandparents being involved, causing her to feel cornered. However, Jean’s insights brought a new light to the situation,

to his analysis, Neera thought for a

she had crossed paths with

child’s play in comparison. Perhaps it was due to her father and grandparents being involved, causing her to feel cornered. However, Jean’s

her radiant eyes gaining an added

caring about it too much. Now it