The Hidden Gold Mine Heiress Divorcee

Edison trimmed his cuffs and took another look at the weird woman.

Pablo knew his worries, pointed at the woman beside him, and said with a nonchalant smile, “Let me introduce to you, this is what I told you, the master who can put a curse from Thaind. So, say what you want, don’t hide it.”

“Is it a woman?” Edison was surprised by the person’s gender, and there was some doubt in hist tone.

Pablo was well-informed, so he patiently told about Edison that, “There are more women than men who can put a curse in Thaind, especially in terms of emotions, the skills and effects of female head-bending masters are far superior to those of male head-bending masters. Her name is Sarivania, you can call her Nia.”

Edison nodded, as a greeting, before answering the previous question, “She drank soy milk, what should she do next?”

“What you need to do has already been done, and Nia will take care of everything for you.” Pablo had the confidence to control everything, and his tone was full of complacency, “Now eat first, finish eating, then she knew how to do it.”

“How?” Edison smiled.

He always felt that this kind of thing was very mysterious. He didn’t believe in these things before, and even now, he didn’t particularly believe in them.

It was only because of Pablo’s face, and after hearing his swearing assurance, that he was willing to let him try.

Seeing his absent-minded appearance, Pablo guessed his thoughts, “Haven’t you heard the witchery of putting a curse from Thaind?”

“I’ve heard it.” Edison replied frankly, “But I always thought it was fake.”

As soon as he finished speaking, Nia, who was sitting next to him in a strange dress, snorted coldly, “That’s because you are ignorant, but it doesn’t matter, after today, you will completely become a believer in the witchery of putting a curse, the love technique I practiced are hundreds times so far, and there has not been a single case of failure.”

“Yes, Nia is genius among the national masters, and it is for this reason that I invited her to come to qur Wesbruck from a long distance,” Pablo praised.

Nia raised her chin with a very disdainful expression.

Edison snorted, and immediately a worried look appeared on his face.

Pablo narrowed his eyes, and he was a bit unhappy, “What does your expression mean?”

Seeing this, Princess Lia quickly pushed Edison, and said softly, “Your Uncle Pablo won’t harm you, he has done so much for us these years, don’t you believe Uncle Pablo?”

from Mr. Collins” painstaking planning, so naturally he

quickly denied it and expressed his true thoughts, “I believe in Uncle Pablo, but I’m just

a curse, so I don’t know if using this method

“I’ve seen a lot of men like you. On the one hand, you want to get a woman by any means, on the other hand, you pretend to care about her body.”

“I”

then let her go.” Nia

livid, and those seductive eyes seemed to be soaked in blood at the moment, looking

not afraid, and instead of stopping, she tutted harder, “It’s a pity, you care more about yourself than you care about her, since you have already made such a selfish unilateral decision to tie her by

you here to help

“I’m sorry, Pablo. Don’t worry, everything will be settled for you.”

speaking, she picked up the cup and

room

won’t be hurt, so don’t worry about it.

his lips and remained

a few more times, and

meal, several people had

eating, Pablo led them into a

entered,

living room, there was a long table with incense burner candles and Ziana’s hair loss from the

the long table are various wooden statues from Thaind surrounded the

was no chandelier, and there were various hanging pictures.

and there were red spells

dimly lit, and with such decorations, one

back, but unfortunately someone pushed down his lower

Lia winked at him, “What are you afraid of? You will not be eaten.”

with a hesitant

advantage of no one’s attention, Princess Lia grabbed his hand and said, “We’ve come this far, it’s too late to repent. Think about it, if you don’t do this, what

a clear distinction

she was pushed downstairs by Winifred, she