Forsaken Daughter 471
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Chapter 471

Deserts were already water-scarce, but the Moalee Desert was so dry that it rarely saw any rainfall in a year. If Macro were sent to such a place, he might be driven crazy. Cecil continued, โ€œI think you might be sent there with him.โ€

โ€œNo way. Why would we go there? Thereโ€™s no mission for us there,โ€ Bernard was confused. In any case, it was best not to end up in such a place. It was deadly. Forget about the lack of bathing facilities; Bernard was messier than Macro, but that didnโ€™t mean he could accept the idea of living in such conditions. The food there was also hard to swallow.

Cecil said, โ€œBecause your mouth is as annoying as Macroโ€™s.โ€

Bernard was taken aback, thinking that was not a fair comparison. โ€œThatโ€™s a bit harsh, man. When did I offend you?โ€

Cecil replied, โ€œYou didnโ€™t offend me, but you offended Mr. Moretti.โ€

โ€œWhen did that happen? Such a big deal, and I donโ€™t know about it?โ€ Bernard looked bewildered.

Seeing Bernardโ€™s puzzled expression, Cecil felt even more at a loss for words. Bernard, noticing Cecilโ€™s silence, said, โ€œWait, are you talking about those little things? Is it really that serious?โ€

โ€œMr. Giovanni almost drowned Macro over those little things. You think itโ€™s not serious?โ€ Cecil said.

Bernard paused, thinking about Macroโ€™s physical condition and how he had swum more than six miles in the sea. It was really a close call. Is Mr. Giovanni and Mr. Morettiโ€™s tolerance really that small? Is it really worth it? thought Bernard.

When Lorenzo came downstairs, he saw Bernard glaring at Cecil with a grudge, while Cecil turned his face away, clearly not wanting to engage with him. Seeing Lorenzo come down, Cecil stood up and respectfully called out, โ€œMr. Moretti.โ€

Lorenzo was wearing a dark blue robe. His long legs were visible beneath it, and his partially unbuttoned robe revealed glimpses of his chest. The morning light made his wolf tattoo look even more lifelike.

Cecil couldnโ€™t help but think about Ellaโ€™s petite frame next to Lorenzoโ€™s imposing figure. Lorenzo sat down on the sofa and said coldly, โ€œIs everything taken care of?โ€

Cecil nodded. โ€œDonโ€™t worry, itโ€™s all done. And I left one alive for you.โ€ As per the usual rule.

Lorenzo nodded. His gaze then fell on Bernard, and the sudden attention made Bernard shudder. Almost instantly, he knelt on the ground, โ€œMr. Moretti, Iโ€™m sorry. I truly know I was wrong. I donโ€™t want to go to the Moalee Desert. Have mercy on me, and Iโ€™ll change my ways.โ€

Cecil was silent. His mouth twitched. โ€˜Is this guy for real?โ€™

Lorenzoโ€™s expression turned somewhat sour. Bernard said, โ€œI swear, I swear by all thatโ€™s sacred, Iโ€™ll never dare to gossip about you again.โ€

Cecil was taken aback. โ€˜Is this guy really an idiot? All he needs to do is admit his mistake; why bring up all this irrelevant stuff? He is really going overboard.โ€™

The word โ€œgossipโ€ exploded in the quiet air like a bomb. Lorenzo first froze, then a smile tugged at the corner of his lips. โ€œOh? Spreading gossip about me behind my back?โ€ He emphasized the word โ€œgossipโ€ heavily.

Hearing the stressed tone, Bernard was stunned. He looked at Lorenzo blankly, then nodded blankly. This nod caused the air to become deathly silent. Cecil turned his face away. โ€˜What kind of fool am I working with?โ€™

At this moment, Cecil was most worried that Bernard would say the gossip was shared with him. Honestly, every time it happened, he had tried to stop it. This was definitely not a discussion; it was purely Bernardโ€™s one-sided dissemination of gossip.

Bernard, however, didnโ€™t notice Cecilโ€™s constant signaling. Facing Lorenzoโ€™s half-smiling expression, he panicked and nodded blankly. โ€œYeah.โ€

Lorenzo asked, โ€œWhat kind of gossip did you spread? Tell me.โ€ His tone was light, but the laughter in it carried an unmistakable hint of danger.


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