"Then that saves a lot of explanation," Ethan said. "I think reading the content of that letter is indeed fate's guidance, predicting your arrival."
No, that's a complete misunderstanding.
If she didn't have the constraint of the golden mask, Cynthia would certainly have blurted out.
McCarthy Delin left the final letter to her, which could be considered one of his few romantic gestures for someone who entrusted his entire life to others; however, an emotion stronger than being moved continued to dominate Cynthia's heart.
When Ethan mentioned "destiny," the pervasive terror awakened her completely.
They were under the surveillance of the King of Gold, and no living creature could escape his gaze.
Even this meeting with Ethan, this face-to-face conversation, was due to the will of the King of Gold.
To make her reminisce the past upon revisiting old places?
