Master Blair’s Fiery Pursuit Novel - Chapter 63

"There was a little mishap. I haven't gotten it yet," Mable answered. "Hm?" The man on the other end of the phone was a little unhappy. "A little mishap… Yet, you couldn't solve it?" Mable said faintly, "It can be solved, but I need some time. You're not in a hurry anyway." The man responded to her and asked, "I heard the Ice Jade Flower was also at Salomon's auction.

Did you get it?" Mable answered, "...Not yet." "Trash!" "Why don't you come yourself if you're so capable?!" Mable told him off. If Blair had not shown up, she would have gotten those items long ago. The man fell silent before he said, "Wifey, you don't have much time left." He could wait, but she could not afford to! Mable's eyes flickered. She gripped her phone tightly. "I know." … Meanwhile, across the ocean.

Inside an ancient castle under Linders Range, a tall and slender man stood on the spacious balcony. The night breeze was chilly. Under the moonlight, he seemed shrouded in warmth. He looked noble and elegant. The man put down his phone and recalled what Mable had said earlier. His light blue eyes under the gold-rimmed glasses were cold. 'She has always been competent. How could a little trouble be difficult for her?!

'Something isn't quite right.' "Ava." The person outside walked in and said with respect, "Yes?" "Have someone find out what happened to Mabes in the past two years." Ava was a little hesitant. "She'll be unhappy if she finds out you're checking on her." The man turned and asked teasingly, "So you want me to be unhappy?" Mable took her grandpa's pulse. Most of the toxins in his body had been cleared.

She rechecked the doctor's treatment plan and saw that it was not too different from what she expected. Her grandpa should wake after the second course of the treatment was over. When she walked out of the hospital, a car suddenly drove over and blocked her way. A man walked down and said coldly, "Ms. Jefferson, please come with me to the Fowler Residence. Mr. and Mrs. Fowler want to see you." … Since Blair left Richworth for half a month, there was a lot of work piled up.