Chapter 1075

Ashlynn's eyes darted away from his face as she knew she was running after her dog by the river. "The reason that I didn't kill this dog is because of you." He sat down by the bed and stared at her. "It's just a dog. Why is it so important?" "I was mentally troubled, and it's this dog that kept me company until I got better," she said. "You ought to keep a better eye on it, then, or I am going to have it made into a stew and serve it up to you!" He caressed her cheek. "Don't forget that I was the one who saved you just now." "Be reasonable, Corentin Lloyd. Would that have happened if you didn't bring me to this place against my will, to begin with? I won't thank you!" she said while suppressing her anger, terrified that Corentin would kill her dog as he promised. His expression darkened as he stood and kicked at the nightstand. Baam! The lamp on the nightstand fell onto the ground, and Ashlynn jolted in fear. By the time she looked up, Corentin had already left the room. At nig