Chapter 50

He took a deep breath, rested his chin on top of her head, and rubbed it hard. Dorothy stiffened, wondering if Sebastian had woken up or was still asleep. Not daring to move, she remained rigid for a long while. Only when she slightly loosened up and tried to struggle did she realize Sebastian, who was holding her, hadn't lessened his grip at all. Worried about waking him, Dorothy decided to quietly stay in his arms. As a result... she fell asleep again... When Dorothy woke up again, the crystal chandelier was still the same but Sebastian was nowhere to be found. She suddenly sat up in bed as a seemingly friendly aunt entered from outside. Upon seeing Dorothy, she paused slightly before quickly smiling, "Miss Arnold, you're awake? Do you feel uncomfortable anywhere?" Dorothy was curious about why the auntie would ask such a question, but she obediently shook her head nonetheless. "There's no discomfort." The auntie nodded. "Miss Arnold might not know this, but last night when Mr. Rowan