Chapter 634

Chapter 634 It Does Not Affect Our Relationship

“No, you’re not.” The black mist surged around Dalton, attempting to thaw his icy demeanor.

Unmoved, Dalton spread his arms and lay back quietly into the serene depths of the Dark River, the

deepest part of the underworld.

He had always been reckless. Now, as he lay down, not a single spirit dared disturb him.

Before those desires, which surged forth upon his entry into the Dark River, could even reach him, they

scattered and fled in disarray.

On this day, the evil spirits gathered for a small meeting.

“Is the lord in a bad mood?”

“Very bad.”

“What should we do? Should we still go out?”

“If you don’t even want to be a ghost, you can try to leave.”

“I think I’ll just stay here and continue sleeping.”

The water rippled. The river’s depth was unfathomable.

Only Dalton, draped in a red robe, appeared to be asleep, exuding an air of elegance and nobility as

though he belonged there.

Earthbound Formations would often leave behind some spirits‘ memories

When Wynter couldn’t make sense of some things, she hoped to find more clues through Leo,

However, for some reason, he had retreated into the lucky coin and refused to come out.

When Wynter received a call from the current Dalton, both Leo and the twins seemed to vanish into

thin air. They lowered their resentment to its lowest ebb.

“How’s everything going?” Dalton’s voice was still as pleasant as ever. “Mrs. Quinnell and Mr. Quinnell

Senior are very worried about you. Come back once..

done with everything.”

Wynter looked around her to ensure that nothing was following her. “I’ll be back soon. Tell Grandpa not

to sleep yet. I have something to ask him.”

“Alright.” Dalton chuckled, followed by a light cough.

In that instant, Wynter was reminded of his appearance 100 years ago and couldn’t help but ask, “Do

you prefer red over black?”

“Why do you suddenly ask?” Dalton raised his eyes. His deep gaze grew even more mysterious in the

darkness.

Chapter 634 : Does Not Affect Our Relationship

Wynter straddled her bike and adjusted the windscreen. “It’s just a thought. Your face, paired with a red

robe, would probably look quite striking.”

“Oh?” Dalton’s smile was faint. “I’m glad my face catches your eye. How long until you get home? I’ll

have

someone cook you pasta.”

Wynter smiled brightly at his thoughtfulness. He could even guess what she wanted to eat.

“Okay. Add an egg salad on the side. I’ll be home in about 20 minutes.”

Without wasting any time, Wynter leaned forward with her Bluetooth earpiece in place and gently

uttered, Although you had some antisocial personality traits before, it doesn’t affect our relationship

now. Don’t worry.”

As the busy tone sounded from the other end, Dalton smiled faintly.

The red bracelet was already on his wrist. Yet, a palpable intensity emanated from behind him, as if

seeking to overshadow the darkness itself.

The Fankrit inscriptions on his body seemed to lose their restraint at this moment, and the chanting

resonated.

Glancing at his wrist, Dalton saw that the bracelet had dimmed, becoming an ordinary bracelet.

Yet, he acted as if nothing had happened as he strode indoors confidently. In his impeccably tailored

suit, he exuded an air of refinement.

“Go cook some pasta.”

“Yes, Mr. Yarwood.”

People always obeyed his commands instinctively. That was a fact that had never changed.

Meanwhile, under a bridge, an old man spinning tales suddenly stood up