Chapter 202

"She'll always be mine and mine alone. As for you, I'd like to see you maintaining your calm when Eunice leaves you one day," Spencer refuted.

Sometimes, those directly involved were often blinded by their involvement, while outsiders had a clearer view.

If Ian hadn't had any feelings for Eunice, he would've scared her away a long time ago with his temper. He was no saint; if he wanted to torture someone, he wouldn't do it like this.

Ian stayed silent and simply stared at Eunice in the living room. She could feel a chill down her spine and instinctively looked up, only to lock eyes with him on the second floor.

Seeing his icy gaze, she immediately looked away. She hadn't done anything to anger him, had she? Perhaps he was pissed off by her laughter?"

…

That night, Eunice and Ian left after enjoying dinner at the manor.

Inside, Jonathan and Spencer were locked in a tense stare, prompting Lucille to heave a silent sigh. At last, Jonathan couldn't take it anymore and headed upst