Madam’s Identities Shocks the Entire City Again

After a few minutes.

Dowell finally found a chance to breathe and went outside alone to answer the phone.

After he finished answering the phone, he turned back and was about to go back when he was stopped by a green-haired girl who suddenly appeared on the path of the flower garden.

"Eleanor, why did you come out?" He was a little surprised and a little pleasantly surprised.

The green-haired girl tilted her head and looked at him, then showed him the water on her hand, "I went out to the bathroom."

In fact, there is a restroom in the recreation room. She excused herself that it was inconvenient because there were too many people inside, so she found the opportunity to follow him out.

Eleanor came out specifically to find him, and she didn't show off: "Tell me about it. What happened before I came here."

"Um..." Dowell seemed a little hesitant and did not answer immediately. Instead, he asked an irrelevant question: "You and Earl of Lance... you..."

Eleanor said simply: "Don't think too much, he is my partner. We have just negotiated a few cooperations, and I don't want anything to happen to my partner before we start."

Dowell understood what she meant, and without any further questions, he told what he and Brown had guessed without reservation.

Eleanor held her chin with one hand, half-closed her eyelids to think, and said slowly: "So...Lance has indeed been tricked. Now he is probably hiding deliberately to avoid being found, but someone just wants to To find him."

"You can say that." Dowell frowned gloomily, kicked a pebble on the path, watched the pebbles fly out, and took a deep breath, "I don't want to get involved in their fight."

"Huh?" Eleanor put her hands on her knees, bent her knees and looked up at him, observing his expression, then straightened her knees and stood upright before Dowell became uncomfortable: "Then you think of a way to prevent her from finding someone."

Dowell was stunned: "What do you mean?"

"You don't understand what I mean?" Eleanor simply said clearly: "OK. What I mean is... If you don't want to be implicated, you have to find a way to prevent Aunt Lan from finding the Earl of Lance."

"We all know now that Count Lance is very likely to be tricked. No one can guarantee what Aunt Lan wants to do if she insists on finding him."

"Your request is that you don't want to get involved in this kind of conflict, so as not to become the cannon fodder of the ten elders." Eleanor's eyes were clear: "My request is to keep my partner."

"We have the same demands. So I came out to find you and wanted to ask if you often play here. Is there any way to find someone to hide first..."

Dowell smiled bitterly: "I have thought about it."

Eleanor waited for him to continue.

Dowell was unambiguous and whispered directly: "The eldest lady's people are following closely, and they don't give my people a chance to act alone. Unless I break up with the eldest lady, there is no room for the feasibility of your suggestions."

"Understood." Eleanor nodded, thoughtfully.

First of all, it is impossible for Dowell to openly break up with Sai Lan. Since Sai Lan has a transcendent status, after Mu Qingtian's fall, only the ten elders in the entire Sixth Continent can suppress her. Secondly, Dowell has no evidence to prove that Sailan drugged him, and there is no legitimate reason for the quarrel.

Eleanor: "I'll think of something else."

Dowell smiled bitterly and said nothing, having given up long ago.

The two of them were not in a hurry to go back. They felt that standing at the intersection was too conspicuous and found a remote corner to continue thinking hard...

Occasionally, they would exchange a few words with each other when they had some ideas. The other party would point out something that was unreasonable and difficult to implement, and they would discuss it and think about it again. (End of chapter)