g now is that I have to get out of this place. I'm afraid he will

the door that the crazy man had used to en

. That's the door le

sion was located in the coastal area of t

the man before stepping fa

pped, and his body froze, just like the impudent girl, w

nse. Her feeble hand pointed at what was behind the open door,

brick wall. Yes, it was the wall that the door was attached to.

e?" Grace muttered, to

here suddenly a wall her

nd even tried to knock on it just to conf

f that door. Even though her vision was blurry, she was sane enough to see h

at Grace, glaring into her eyes

hen she placed her hands on her head. "Gosh, am I the one who's gone c

unishment on you and your family. There

owever, she chose to ignore him instead

you going?" The

red. However, the pain of her injured ankle

ith wounds that kept bleeding. 'If it’s true that she is a witch, she should be

step, she felt as if her bones were shifting more

e didn't fall because someone was holding her body. It w

r of shining crystal blue beads in a shady and firm

out of here," The man's deep, baritone voice shook

an old tea table. He let go of Grace slowly before approaching the door and pushing op

se. "We do? That mu

proached Grace back. Then he realized that he shouldn't act this casu

eyes somehow seemed to hypnotize him for two seconds, even though they

he girl because he had to respect women and

y," Grace

l way out of the basement. The stairs lead upstairs, through the kitchen

Grace pointed to a pair of large, closed doors that had intric

hed higher ground already. I lost my sword while fighting

here is too difficult. There's no way th

erson is to pretend to be c

breeze blew hard, blowing Grace's long hair. Meanwhile, the

left my phone in it," Grace pointed to

nd!" The man r

d her eyes and shook her hea

" The man asked, half-mumbling while lookin

ou have to calm down

th a frown. "Where are we

orbern City. You have to calm down. I'l

er hazel-brown eyes. For some reason,

nose bridge. “Please seek the fastest help. I ha

sk you to help me walk to the car; can you? It's

thing’s cal

orced smile. "That's right.

eening around, the man led Grace toward

hich had been left in the passenger seat. Immediately, she called an ambulance.

t looking around him, as if he were a foreigner abandoned in a country he didn't know without a pe

et help? Why is this place so stran