Find Me In Your Labyrinth novel Chapter 131

The semi-circular pond was crystal clear, with the lights’ reflection shimmering on the surface, casting colorful ripples. Even the swans here looked more at ease and classy than the ones in the park.

She leaned back on the chair, feeling drowsy when she suddenly heard footsteps approaching.

She opened her eyes and saw a man under the streetlight, and for a moment, she thought she was dreaming.

Where was she, and why was Jonathan here?

The man stopped a few inches away, looking down at her condescendingly. His usually stern face held a hint of ridicule and distance, making Estelle feel somewhat unfamiliar. It was like when she first met him.

With thin lips as red as wine, Jonathan spoke softly, "Are you happy or disappointed to see me here?"

Estelle didn't understand, "What?"

Jonathan sneered, "Sylvia Jarvis. Don't tell me you don't know her. What's the meaning of sending her to test me?"

Estelle was taken aback for a moment but quickly understood—it was Magdalen.

Had Magdalen brought Sylvia here to test Jonathan today, or had it been a spur-of-the-moment decision?

Such a headache!

Estelle stood up, frowning, unsure how to explain the situation to Jonathan. She couldn't blame everything on Magdalen.

Seeing her silence, his gaze grew colder, "What's the purpose of doing this? Do you want to see if I'd sleep with any girl, or have you developed feelings for me and want to investigate my attitude towards other women?"

Estelle's face turned pale. She stared at his indifferent eyes and said, "I'm sorry."

She had angered this proud man!

Estelle watched his indifferent figure, feeling a mix of regret and disappointment.

Ever since that day at Midnight Bar, when Hattie got beaten up by Lina, their relationship seemed to have changed. After that night, he didn't come back to the Royal Mansion.

Today, with his cold and angry attitude, was their relationship, which lingered between lovers and friends, coming to an end?

Would she have to move out of the Royal Mansion?

She was about to lose her home worth five thousand in rent!

Or more worryingly, had she angered him so much that she would have no chance of buying Villa del Sol from him in the future?

Magdalen soon found her, astonished, "I saw Jonathan leave just now, what did he say to you?"