That night, Vivienne was tormented by a nightmare.

In her dream, Abigail was desperately trying to kill her, but Mr. Wolf, in a heroic act, took the fatal blow for her and collapsed right in front of her eyes. Vivienne, frantic, tried everything to bring Mr. Wolf back, but he wouldn't wake up.

The scene felt so real that Vivienne's heart ached unbearably, as if she couldn't breathe.

She tried to scream for help, but no sound came out.

Waking up, Vivienne felt a tightness in her chest, the suffocating pain was just like in her dream, too real to ignore.

She clutched at her chest, speechless.

Percival, sensing something was wrong with her, immediately turned on the light and saw Vivienne's pale face.

"Vivienne!"

He quickly picked her up and gently patted her back. After a few minutes, Vivienne managed to catch her breath.

"Mr. Wolf, I'm okay now, it was just a dream."

Percival got up, fetched her a glass of water, and wiped the cold sweat off her face. "Why on earth would you have such a nightmare? You must be overthinking something." Vivienne, having caught her breath, shook her head.

Since coming down from the mountains, she occasionally dreamt of her childhood with her mother, but never experienced anything like this.

This pain that extended from her dream into reality was definitely not normal.

Percival, his brow furrowed with lingering fear, was about to step outside. "I'll call the doctor, have her come over."

Vivienne stopped him, "Mr. Wolf, it's the middle of the night, she's probably asleep."

Percival frowned, "Then I'll call Finnian to have a look at you."

Vivienne sighed, "The doctor has really gone back to Emerald Mountain..."

Percival paused, trying to think of someone else who could help.

softly at him, "Mr. Wolf, come hold me, you

hugged her tightly, "I'll

Vivienne down, "It was just a nightmare,

fell

whole night, holding her

morning, Percival got ready,

slept until almost noon. Opening her eyes, she saw Percival sitting by the bed, his eyes

startled, "Mr. Wolf, what are

helped her up, "Get up, we're going to the hospital

Vivienne, puzzled, "What check-up?"

stroked her head, slowly saying, "I'm not at ease about last night,

Wolf, it was just a nightmare, I'm really fine. Don't forget, I'm a doctor myself. If there was something wrong, I would know. There's no need to go to the hospital." Percival insisted, "Doctors don't treat themselves, you of

him, Vivienne let herself be helped

Percival went to the office to

to buy breakfast, sitting on a bench to eat, missing Mr. Wolf's homemade breakfast

rang-it was

the information you wanted has been found. Someone from the Hawthorn

He and the person you're investigating, Delilah, were married but divorced three years ago. He was following Delilah's trail to the Brooks family." Vivienne took a bite of her sandwich, "And the person I asked

the Field family ten days ago, left Sea City, passed through Havenwood, and upon discovering the Brooks family moved to

eyes, "Keep an eye on this Chris

now, Delilah didn't seem

Later, Vivienne called Leopold.

phone, "Hey, Vivienne, what's

of emotional guidance. Go there, and while you're at it, covertly

"Vivienne, are you sure you dialed the right number? I'm Leopold, not Thomas..." Vivienne,

not there

up, hitting his leg in the process, gasping in pain, "Vivienne, don't

now?" Vivienne asked, calm

on the verge of tears, "Vivienne, did you forget I'm injured? My leg can't even

you forgot how Master ended up with the

line with Leopold as if he hit the mute button. You could hear a pin drop. "Vivienne, damn

paper nearly crumpling it. Setting aside her glass of milk, Vivienne stood up and reached for Percival's hand, "Mr. Wolf, what's got you looking so pale?" Feeling Vivienne's warmth, Percival, startled, grabbed her hand and headed for the door, "Vivienne,

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