The Pinnacle Of Life

How could Alex Rockefeller let Aaron Coleman get what he wanted? “Go on,” Alex said to Anna coleman. “Sanctuary Shrine is indeed very evil. A few years ago, it was a very popular place for people to burn

incense there, especially when they heard that the Goddess of Fertility there was very reliable.

Countless women from rich families went to make offerings at Sanctuary Shrine… But afterward, things started to

happen. The women who made offerings at Sanctuary Shrine in return for fertility went through major

personality shifts after getting pregnant. Some even intentionally moved to stay in Sanctuary Shrine. In the

end, they all ended up with miscarriages.

Do you know why?” Anna explained before asking. Alex was shocked. “I can’t believe something like this could happen. Why is that?”

“I do not know either. Not only did they suffer miscarriages, but those women became terribly ill. When they

woke up, they couldn’t even remember what happened! Divine Constabulary had also intervened to

past,

Sanctuary Shrine has been

are still

strange?” Waltz Fleur asked. Aaron Coleman finally found an opportunity to speak. “The ancient kind of strange. People often go missing, especially young

the strangest thing is that those women somehow

in just one day. Don’t you think that’s weird?” Alex and Waltz were

go there and find out! Anna, please

with the rest on our own,” Alex

Alex in jealousy. “What is the relationship between you two?” Aaron asked. “She’s my junior,” Alex said. When Aaron heard this, he immediately became happy again. “So, you’re her senior! Don’t worry, Ms. Fleur. Your problem

Shrine turns out to be a lion’s den, I will come with you.” Waltz could definitely tell that he was

even related to me.” Aaron patted his chest. “Ms. Fleur, we are partners in the business world. Besides, we

each other. This is my generation’s code of

trouble today, but Ms. Coleman or Ms. Pattingson, I would

Coleman. You’re a good man.” Anna listened to their conversation. For some

she didn’t want to owe

Waltz might not even appreciate his efforts. She’d only think of Aaron as a kind