Chapter 127: Sarkon Apologizes

Maria gazed at the scenery before her eyes. The skies were cloudy, so there wasn't a hint of blue anywhere, not even in the sea. The winds blew strongly around her. Wearing only a beige dress, with no extra clothing to block the cold air blowing at her, Maria felt as if she was in a fridge. But she was not going back into the mansion, not when she was still upset with the giant and ashamed of herself. Why did everyone know about Sarkon's nightmares but her? How could she claim to be the one closest to Sarkon if she didn't even know about the nightmares and why he had them? Come to think of it, she didn't know anything about Sarkon's childhood except that it was a tough one. 'Real smooth,' Maria. 'He had a tough childhood? That's it? Can't you go more detailed than that?' She bowed over and grabbed her elbows, hugging herself in the process. Suddenly, Sarkon felt like a distant person. All the memories they shared—the only connection she had with