Chapter 1025: Chapter 1025

Exercise caution next time and ease up on the aggression.

”

Nevertheless, Carlos’ expression remained unyielding.

He let out a heavy sigh, his countenance etched with concern.

“When will we finally resolve the Barton family matter? What if it drags on?”

I found myself perplexed.

Something was clearly troubling Carlos.

Such a minor issue shouldn’t have weighed so heavily on his mind.

Was there some hidden complication?

“Carlos, is there something you’ve been keeping from us?” I inquired cautiously.

As anticipated, a trace of apprehension crept across Carlos’ countenance in to response my question.

“Well, the thing is, since I emerged from that cursed foggy forest, it’s been ages since I’ve spent quality time with Sally.

We’ve yet to hold our wedding ceremony.

Even though Sally hasn’t uttered a word of reproach, I can see the disappointment in her eyes.

”

Both Caleb and I grasped the situation immediately.

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Indeed, recent events had thrown our original plans into disarray.

Carlos had intended to marry Sally, but our hospitalization and the Barton family uprising had indefinitely postponed their nuptials.

No, this couldn’t persist any longer.

On our journey to the new district, I initiated a conversation with Caleb.

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He wore a pensive expression as he broached the topic.

“Ever since the Roz Town residents resettled in Thorn Edge Pack, we’ve all been enduring hardships without respite.

”

“Indeed,” I affirmed.

“Everything we’ve been doing is for the future of the Thorn Edge Pack.

But if things persist like this, suffering will be the only constant, and our envisioned future will remain elusive.

”

Caleb drummed his fingers on the steering wheel, lost in contemplation.

After a moment of reflection, I proposed, “Caleb, how about we adjust our mindset? The recent slew of unfortunate events has left us all drained.

This can’t go on.

It’s a far cry from the splendid life we had in mind.

Changes are in order.

”

“Alright, I’ll leave that to you, then,” Caleb conceded.

Once we had completed our tasks for the day, Caleb and I made a special trip to the Roz District in the evening, seeking out Zoe, who was still in the doldrums.

By this time, her anger had largely subsided.

When I knocked on her door, she opened it, wearing a contrite expression.

“I’m sorry, Debra,” Zoe apologized, bowing her head.

“I lost control of my temper today.

I’m really sorry.

”

“No worries,” I replied, blinking and offering a reassuring smile.

“Zoe, I’m going to take you to a fantastic place, and I’m sure you’ll be delighted!”

Perplexed, Zoe inquired, “What? Where to?”