Chapter 1849

Perhaps it was because he had just seen the person he longed to see, but at that moment, Manfred suddenly felt much calmer. He got out of bed, opened the door, and unceremoniously threw the two women outside. There were people outside, so the two wouldn't freeze to death. His movements were swift and decisive, without the slightest hesitation. As soon as he threw them out, he locked the door behind him. Then, he returned to the bed. The unbearable heat coursing through his body and the uncontrollable desire to indulge and break free made it feel like ants were crawling through every inch of his being. They were disrupting his mind, fraying his sanity. The feeling became intolerable. As his rationality teetered on the brink of collapse, he even considered opening the door and letting the two women back in. He knew they could ease his discomfort. But Vivian would return soon. In an instant, he grabbed the dagger hidden under his pillow and, without hesitation, plunged it into hi