Jocelyn Yeager's words were venomous to the extreme, his vivid analogy striking straight to the heart of the matter—Ignatius Leclair's intentions towards Delphine were nothing more than training a pet, forcing her into submission, making her unable to live without him. Additionally, he maliciously placed the blame for Griffith Squire's disappearance squarely on Ignatius Leclair.
After all, Griffith Squire was no ordinary figure; the number of people capable of affecting him could be counted on one hand.
Delphine's face turned pale. She wasn't naive—she had long sensed Ignatius Leclair's silent and all-encompassing control over every aspect of her life. Yet she refused to believe that Griffith Squire's disappearance had anything to do with him. If it truly were the case, then that man was terrifying to the extreme.
