Chapter 793
Night of Destiny
âI guess thatâs not a bad thing either because you both belong in the same world while Iâm from another
world. I hope I can find my true love when I return and get married, like what my parents want me to do.
By then, both of us will carry on with our own lives.â Sophia bitterly smiled, her tears welling up in her
eyes as she tried to comfort herself. âIt seems that you have forgotten me, but thatâs okay. Iâll endure all
the pain by myself,â Sophia added.
âWhat do you think we are to each other, Sophia?â Arthur suddenly asked.
âIt doesnât matter anymore. Congratulations on your wedding. I look forward to hearing good news
about your firstborn.â Sophia looked at the man sincerely, finally realizing that Emily wasnât lying to her.
I guess I was indeed in over my head for wanting to marry into the Weiss Family.
She then recalled Marthaâs words about the Weiss Familyâs wealth that far exceeded the level she
could ever imagine. For that, she was told that the man was out of her league, which was something
she finally understood at that moment. After all, Arthur was born with a silver spoon in his mouth, but
Sophia was just an ordinary lady from a modest family. I probably used up all my luck when I had the
chance to date him for a while. At the thought of that, she considered herself lucky to have ever been in
a relationship with Arthur.
âLetâs go home.â Arthur took a look at the time and decided that they should make a move.
âYou could go first. I want to lie down here for a little while more,â Sophia responded stubbornly. Deep
down, she fell in love with the beautiful scenery around her and was so enchanted that she was
reluctant to leave.
âThis place is about 2 miles away from the manor, plus the fact that your leg is injured is only going to
make it even harder for you to walk back.â Arthur was actually thinking of giving her a ride back with his
horse.
Nevertheless, Sophia shook her head and replied, âItâs okay. I donât have anything else better to do,
anyway. So, now is the perfect time for me to admire the beautiful view around your residence.â
After hearing the ladyâs words, he was tempted to save his breath on changing her mind but couldnât
bring himself to leave her there out of chivalry. âHow much longer do you want to stay here?â Arthur
asked.
âAnother half an hour more, I guess,â she said, fiddling with the flower in her hand.
Soon, Arthur returned to his horse and grabbed his water bottle to take a sip before passing it to her.
âWould you like to have some?â
After all the shouting and screaming, Sophia couldnât help but feel thirsty, so she stood up and began to
guzzle the water down her throat. Then, she returned the water bottle to Arthur, who said, âAlright, itâs
time to make a move. Letâs go.â
Meanwhile, Sophia realized her ankle was sprained only when she stood up, struggling to walk as she
limped. âHow are we going to go back?â
âMy horse is our only transport back, so of course, weâre going to ride it back to where we came.â
Arthur approached the lady on his horse, asking, âWould you like to sit behind or in front of me?â
âIâm going to sit behind you.â Sophia was traumatized to sit in the front.
Arthur then got onto his horse in a charming manner, whereupon he extended his hand to grab
Sophiaâs. Upon grabbing her palm, he pulled her up as she put her foot on the saddleâs footrest and sat
on the horseback. As soon as the horse started moving, she immediately wrapped her arms around the
manâs waist due to the sudden jerk from the burst of acceleration, her chest completely leaning on his
back.
At the same time, Arthur didnât spur his horse but instead rode it back slowly with Sophia, who was
seen with a blushed face behind him. Although the scent wafting from the man was no stranger to her,
she could still feel the thrill the first time she caught his scent.
Sitting behind the man, Sophia didnât hide the admiration in her eyes as she stared at the back of his
head. At the same time, she somehow felt safe and secure when she caught the familiar scent of the
man with her eyes fixed upon his firm back. Nevertheless, Arthur knitted his eyebrows just when she
tightened her arms around his waist.
At the same time, he squinted, feeling the ladyâs soft skin rubbing against his back as he somehow
seemed to feel turned on. In fact, Arthur had been abstaining from all pleasures of the flesh recently, as
he only cared about handling his work and marrying a wife. However, as he spent more time keeping to
himself in solitude without socializing with anyone else, he became temperamental and was easily
provoked by small mistakes his maids made.
Despite his respect for the elderly, Arthur kept his distance from them, including his grandmother.
Although he wanted to get closer to them, he simply couldnât bring himself to do that, as if something
was holding him back.