Laziel abruptly stopped. He turned around and stared at Meira with an unpleasant expression. "We have nothing to do with each other now, so stop harassing me and my sisters."
"Azi, this information is really important. You will regret it if you miss it." Meira hurriedly walked in front of him, blocking his way. "I am serious this time."
Laziel's face darkened with each passing second. He didn't want to listen to her. So, he sent Zerra a pleading gaze, asking for her help to escape from this situation.
His sister was so mischievous. She didn't warn him before this ball of trouble stuck to her.
Zerra was also a little guilty. Laziel's face didn't show any indication he had turned into a lovesick fool again, so she was relieved.
"Actually, my brother promised me he would help me hoe the field," she said seriously. With that, she blinked at Isryn, as if saying: hurry up and grab the free laborer, sis!
