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Chapter 1897

Lambert couldn’t deny it. He simply chuckled and asked, “What do you think?”

The butler maintained a stern expression. “In a short while, Miss Linda will be visiting Citadel. If you have any

affections for a lady outside, it would be preferable to keep her at arm’s length.”

Lambert scoffed, “She’s the fiancée my father chose, not me. I never agreed to it!”

“The value of your opinion is negligible!” the butler retorted.

As Lambert continued walking inside, he abruptly turned at the butler’s words, giving the seemingly respectful

yet controlling butler a cold smile. “I finally understand why dad sent you to be by my side.”

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“Oh?” The butler looked up, puzzled.

“Because,” Lambert said with a malicious grin, “my dad must despise you as well!”

Unperturbed, the butler replied, “The Brennan family creed is clear – better to be a loyal servant scorned by the

master than a sycophant.”

Speechless, Lambert sighed. “Rest assured, she’s not my woman. She’s my new bodyguard.”

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“Bodyguard?” The butler was even more bewildered. “Do you lack for protection?”

“In a few days, I am having a meeting in Zion. Ordinary bodyguards tend to draw unwanted attention. I need

someone who appears unthreatening by my side to handle matters for me,” Lambert explained with a profound

gaze.

The butler was doubtful of Lambert’s choice. “Is she capable of protecting you?”

Lambert nodded. “I’ve tested her today. Her skills, patience, and vigilance are all up to par. She’ll make an

excellent bodyguard.”

Still skeptical, the butler pressed on. “Even if she knows self-defense, that doesn’t guarantee her loyalty.

Besides, we still need to investigate whether she can be trusted.”

Lambert laughed dismissively, full of self-assurance. “With my good looks, she’ll stay loyal. And even if she’s a

spy, I’ll charm her into switching sides.”

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The butler simply sighed, changing the subject. “Earlier today, the old master called to inquire about the

collaboration with Zion.”

Lambert’s playful demeanor vanished, replaced by a serious tone. “We can’t make a decision yet. I need to

assess the situation in person before deciding.”

Estelle was settled into a third-floor guest room, complete with a large balcony.

Standing on the balcony, she could survey most of the estate’s grounds and the dark expanse of the sea

beyond.

After spending some time on the balcony, Estelle heard a knock on her door. It was a servant bringing her a