Delphine's face was slightly pale, her hand gripping the phone trembling faintly. Lowering her voice, she said, "How could this be possible? I don't believe it."
If Beatrice's death was truly connected to Ignatius Leclair, what should she do?
"Things aren't clear for now, but the only thing certain is that Ignatius himself is unfathomable. Be cautious of everything while you're by his side," Finnian said, then hung up the phone.
Delphine collapsed onto the sofa, recalling the passionate intimacy between them in recent days. Suddenly, she remembered he was Magnus Leclair. Even if all of this had been orchestrated by Ignatius, it had no connection to Magnus. Yet, thinking about how the two men were independent in their personalities but otherwise one and the same, she felt an overwhelming sense of despair.
Her inner struggle persisted until Ignatius brought two little ones back home, and both of them noticed her strange behavior.
