Chapter 1769

Hesper took a deep breath and smiled. There was a good understanding between her and Benji. She had cried intensely to provoke Cheney, hoping to distract her from Benji's whereabouts. Hesper realized Vivienne might not be aware of the situation, so she attempted to inform her. After all, Vivienne was the only person who had any control over Cheney. Vivienne arrived with a small white cat, reminiscent of their first meeting, though that felt like a distant memory now. "What are you doing, Cheney?" Vivienne's eyes remained calm, lacking much confusion. When Cheney saw this, she nodded and smiled. "So you already knew." "Yes," Vivienne continued to gaze at her calmly and said, "Earlier than you might have expected. So can I stop you now?" It was phrased as a question, but there was hardly room for a negative response. As Hesper turned her head, she glimpsed profound sadness in Vivienne's eyes, which triggered a sense of foreboding, recalling what Vivienne had mentioned before. "Vi