Gammon and Sofie conversed for a while longer before Sofie got up and took her leave.
Dante, who had been standing outside the door, escorted her back to her private chamber alongside a few other bodyguards.
While they walked, Dante gazed at Sofie surreptitiously, his eyes brimming with adulation.
Alas, Sofie obviously didn’t notice his affectionate gaze, nor did she take him seriously. To her, he was probably just an ordinary subordinate of her father's.
Disappointment swamped Dante.
After escorting her to the entrance of her private chamber, he excused himself.
Sofie simply waved a dismissive hand.
“Sure. You're all dismissed.”
Having said that, she went into her private chamber with her two attendants.
As Dante stood rooted to the spot, staring at her back, he vaguely heard her saying to her two attendants, “Hehe, I wonder how that Chief
Military Governor of Eurasia will fare.”
The instant he heard that, his expression changed slightly.
It dawned upon him that she must have gone to Eurasia's Chief Military Governor's quarters and even met the man.
Furthermore, it seemed that she had a good impression of the man and was even looking forward to seeing him again.
In a flash, not only was he gripped by jealousy, but he also burned with hostility toward Eurasia's Chief
Military Governor.
Clenching his hands into fists, he inwardly vowed, I'll definitely teach him a lesson should the opportunity arises!
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