Chapter 462.
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pot on her clothes, and went the motto terrace to enjoy the
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moving in. It indeed became less favourit
Sommet was approaching. The
rature was just right 1the evening breeze was protle
Teliesa lounged comfortably on a recliner, garing at the crescent moon hanging like a silver book in the night sky. Her heart was calm, yet she was strangely aware
cumprecedented smuar et loneliness.
the feeling fiest suitaced, it was merely a faint emptiness in her heart. But as time went on, it
vincreasingly vivid, spreading throughout her body
Gnise there wasna ane to enjoy the moonlight with her.
It only carmen, her only friend, were still amunt.
Telicia sighed softly and slowly closed her eyes. The night was silent, with all sounds fading into stillness.
She lay there for a long time until her drowsiness gradually washed over her curling up on the recliner, she decided to spend the night there
But as she drifted on the cusp of sleep, a faint, distant sound of a bell reached her ears.
The sound was ancient and mysterious, like a chant from a distant land. It sounded layered, sometimes near, sometimes distant
Felicia telt as though her consciousness had lifted from her All she could bear was the haunting chime of a bell, captivating her very soul.
Something was wrong! Where was the sound coming from?
Felicia ined to open her eyes, but she had no control over her body!
the bit down hard on the tip of her tongue. The metallic taste of blood filled her mouth, and her body suddenly felt lighter. She snapped her eyes open, only to find berwelt standing in the middle of the road!:
What was going on? Wasn’t she asleep on the recliner of her rooftop terrace?
In an instant, every hair on Felicia’s body stood on end. An inexplicable fear and confusion surged through her mind as her breathing quickened.
But soon, she forced herself to calm down. Her gaze sharpened as she scanned her surroundings
The neon lights were still dazzling, and the wide road had four lanes. At this late hour, traffic was sparse, and the street felt deserted
On the other side, the pedestrian crossing light turned from red to green, with the timer counting down. But since it was so late, there were no pedestrians at all.
Everything appeated normaal
Felicia looked down at herself. She was dressed in pajamas as she stood on the side of the road. Thankfully, she had woken up in time. Otherwise, she might have
pin walked straight into the traffic.
Was she sleepwalking? Had she unluowingly left her home and wandered onto the road, courting disaster?
Felicia stood in silence for extrument. When she turned around, she saw Stephan standing a short distance behind her.
He seemed to have just gotten out of his car. The engine was still warm, and the car’s headlights illuminated the floating dust in the air. As Stephan walked toward ber, his movement started a slight breeze, scattering the dust like drifting snowflakes.
Stephan looked her up and down, then clicked his tongue. From his expression, Felicia could tell that he was utterly baffled
Well, it wasn’t surprising. Seeing someone in pajamas standing at an intersection in the middle of the night was bound to raise questions.
She didn’t know what to say. We averted her
still trying to make sense of her own situation, let alone explain it to him.
The next moment, she felt something heavy on her shoulders.
It was Stephan’s roat. He had draped it over her and then readjusted it, wrapping her singly in its warmil
