CHAPTER 831 SHE LEFT THE CASTLE

Chapter 831 She Left the Castle

A sardonic smile emerged on the corner of Queeny's mouth. Though she was smiling, tears

involuntarily rolled down her cheeks.

"Felix, you never trusted me. I said I didn't kill that woman four years ago, but you made me convicted

as a murderer. So why are you acting like a good man and displaying your leniency now?" Content © copyrighted by .

"I know as long as I'm here, I'll be an obstacle to your relationship with her. Fine. I'll leave. However,

Felix, don't forget that you owe me, for your whole life! From now on, no matter what happens, I won't

come to you for help. We will never see each other ever again!"

After she said this, she saw Felix's pupils quake violently.

Right then, Felix burst out laughing.

"We will not see each other ever again? Fine by me! Queeny, remember what you said today. If you

want to leave, just leave. I don't want to see your face ever again! Don't you dare come back. Get out

now!"

Then, he knocked over a shelf holding potted flowers and stormed out without looking back.

Though he was gone, his fury still seemed to linger in the room.

Servants looked at one another, not knowing what to do for a moment.

They had mixed feelings for Queeny, yet they also deeply sympathized with her.

Donald also felt pitiful about this. He thought the two in love would still get back together after all the

hardships.

But to his shock, the two, who had been amicable to each other a moment ago, suddenly became

deadly foes. What on earth had happened?

But at the time, Donald was in no mood to wonder about this.

Given Felix's hot temper, now he had said such harsh words, he was surely capable of doing

something more staggering. Thus, Donald needed to go keep an eye on him.

At this thought, he said to Queeny, "Miss Horton, Mr. Bissel only said that in a fit of rage. Don't take it to

heart. I'll go check on him now."

Queeny showed a derisive smile.

"Donald, thank you for looking after me for all this time. But as you've seen, it's not that I wouldn't

swallow my pride. No matter how I compromised, he wouldn't trust me anyway. He no longer sees me

as the same person he met when he was little. Likewise, I don't see him as the same man I used to

know. I'll leave now. Just forget about the past. Donald, don't worry. I'll show myself out after I pack my

things."

Donald deeply furrowed his brows.

He knew Queeny and Felix were not the reckless type.

Yet, for some reason, what they did today seemed rather impetuous and bizarre.

But he had no time to think about this. Now things had gone to this far, he, a butler, could no longer do

anything to change it.

Thus, he just lowered his head and said regretfully, "Take care then, Miss Horton. If you ever need my

help, you can always come to me, even if you don't stay here anymore."

This remark manifested that he had considered Queeny a friend of his own.

Donald was Felix's employee, the butler of the castle.

If Queeny came to him for help after she left and he also provided her with the help, others would

naturally think he betrayed Felix.

Still, Donald promised to help Queeny, which proved his sincere care for her.

Queeny then smiled at him.

"Thank you, Donald."

She didn't decline his kind offer.

Hearing her reply, Donald said no more. He then turned around and walked out.

After he left the room, other servants also followed him out.

That left Ella and Queeny alone in the room.

Ella was also in a fluster at the moment. She heard every word of the quarrel when she was standing

outside of the room.

Moments ago, she saw the two were talking friendly. But in the blink of an eye, they were hopping mad

at each other. That really puzzled her.

With a doleful look on her face, she came over and asked, "Miss Horton, are you okay?"

Queeny didn't speak. She just sat there with a long face as if still sulking.

Worried sick, Ella was on the verge of bursting into tears.

She crouched down and looked up at Queeny, asking in a concerned voice, "What happened? Weren't

you guys having a good talk? Why did it end up like this? Miss Horton, you're not really moving out, are

you?"

Queeny lowered her eyes and glanced at Ella.

In a flat voice, she said, "Sorry. We scared you."

Ella shook her head.

"Not at all. But you..."

Queeny forced a smile.

She said in a despondent voice, "Please help me pack. I'll move out this afternoon."

Ella widened her eyes in dismay.

Even though she had heard at first hand how the two came to the decision that Queeny would leave,

she still clung to the hope that they merely said that out of anger and didn't mean it.

She thought Felix would not really drive Queeny out.

But now, from what Queeny just said, she seemed determined to move out.

Ella said right away, "Miss Horton, don't go. Miss Bissel only said those things in a rage. How can you

take it seriously? Your injuries haven't healed yet. Where can you go on your own?"

Admittedly, even though Queeny didn't get attached to anyone in the castle during her stay here, she

was truly grateful toward Ella, who had taken good care of her all this time.

Seeing her worried tears, Queeny couldn't help but feel moved.

However, this matter was too critical. She didn't prepare to tell Ella about their plan.

It was not because she didn't trust her. She just didn't want to implicate her in this.

Thinking about this, Queeny heaved a sigh.

"I know very well if he meant it or not. Ella, thank you for taking care of me these days. We'll meet

again if there is a chance."

Ella froze on the spot. She raised her head and stared at Queeny incredulously.

"Miss Horton, you're really leaving?"

Queeny nodded.

Ella panicked. "Didn't you say you will go to the light show with Mr. Bissel this evening? You won't go

then?"

This took Queeny aback.

As if realizing that she had crossed the line, Ella explained, "I just think it may be a great chance for

you two to amend your relationship. You can perhaps get back together after tonight. You two can work

together to find out who wanted to hurt you..."

Queeny smiled.

Her eyes flickered with melancholy.

With a chortle, she said, "We will never get back together. As for the light show... I planned to lure the

enemies out tonight. But now, it seems that the plan is ruined. It's probably better this way. I don't want

to owe him anything. I'll figure something out to find those people. As for where I can go... Well, the

world is so big. I can stay anywhere I want. Those people are, indeed, after me. But they're perhaps

not good enough to capture me."

After she said this, her face glowed with confidence. She looked completely different from the downcast

woman she was a minute ago.