Corvus Hades’ face turned even uglier, sinisterly saying, "Orion Rivers, you actually accused me of being unreasonable for some wild man from outside!"
What wild man from outside?
That Lord of the Dark Tower is Elias Hawthorne, her lawful husband, okay?
In comparison, Corvus looks even more like the wild man from outside, doesn’t he?
But Raina was too lazy to argue with Corvus; after all, if Corvus could be reasoned with, he wouldn’t be Corvus.
Raina spoke bluntly, "Then go ahead. To be honest, I’ve always worried I might accidentally like someone else and make Nameless truly become an ex; not only would Nameless persistently bother me, but my reputation would probably get worse. So it’s better if you kill him while I’m still in high spirits. This way, not only do I avoid a bad reputation, but he can also become a cherished memory in my heart, something akin to a white moonlight. In the future, whenever I think of him, I can feel heartache, remember him, and then mourn. I think Nameless would find his death worthwhile, don’t you think?"
Corvus was angrier, "Don’t think I don’t know, you’re saying this on purpose to protect that man!"
Raina was blunt, "Since you don’t believe me, I can’t help it; do as you please."
Corvus stared at Raina’s seemingly indifferent face, his expression unpredictable.
Raina purposely added, "Have you made up your mind? If you have, I need to hurry back and sleep with him again; otherwise, if he dies at your hands, even if I want to sleep with him again, I won’t be able to, and I’ll have to live on memories, which is too cruel." This update is available on noveⅼfire.net
"Orion Rivers!" Corvus was furious, gripping her shoulder tightly, "How dare you! You’re quite bold!"
"Just okay, since it’s not me doing the dirty work anyway."
Corvus’ gaze turned even more vicious, glaring at Raina as if he wanted to devour her.
Raina neither blinked nor dodged, her expression carrying a hint of urging.
Corvus gritted his teeth, "Wishful thinking! As long as I’m here, I won’t let anyone become your cherished memory! If there is one, it can only be me!"
Raina put on a regretful look, but in reality, she breathed a long sigh of relief.
Thankfully, she managed to deal with this guy.
She was really worried Corvus might go crazy regardless.
Although she knew Elias Hawthorne was never an ordinary person and it wouldn’t be easy to take his life, it didn’t mean she wanted Elias to clash with this lunatic Corvus.
Suddenly, Corvus clasped Raina’s wrist, "You’re coming with me!"
Raina looked at Corvus warily, her heart alert, "What for?"
What’s this guy up to again?
Corvus saw Raina looking at him like he was a thief and got angry, sinisterly saying, "Of course, it’s to kill and silence you. I’ve thought about it, if I kill you, you won’t be able to go anywhere, and you can only be with me."
Can we have a normal conversation? Acting all creepy for no reason will make you lose friends, don’t you know?
Yet Raina still followed Corvus.
Though he was a psycho and often went crazy, he had never truly hurt her before.
More importantly, if she didn’t go along, what if he really went mad? She couldn’t guarantee her previous words would work so well!
Corvus saw Raina being obedient and couldn’t help but snort, ultimately saying nothing.
Raina followed Corvus to the front hall, where a master dressed in monk robes was sitting on the sofa.