Chapter 66
"You don't need to know." In a short time, Elara had made up her mind. When she returned to West Sea Commerce City, she would thoroughly search the City Guard Mansion. The Lighthouse Attic was one oversight—who could say there wasn't a second? She was definitely eyeing the inheritance. Cinderaven looked at Elara, whose eyes were shining. He covered his chest with his wings and said sorrowfully: "Just tell me. I can take it." He had held on this far; he wanted to live well. Molyneux Stirling still had two territories—he could give them all to her. Elara noticed his strange tone. She looked down at Cinderaven, tears hanging in his lower eyelids, and found it funny. Did he have a persecution complex? If he wanted to know, she would tell him. "Morning sickness is a symptom of early pregnancy
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