If he liked Debora, they would have been together by now.

He would not have pestered Camila to return his affection at all.

When he recalled Camile's face, a shiver ran through him.

Back in the private room, following Isaac's departure, Forrest immediately pulled out his phone and called Camila to ask her what had happened.

However, nobody picked up the phone.

Camila was seated on the floor with a bed sheet wrapped around her body. She was staring intently out the window.

Her phone was vibrating and ringing on the bedside table.

She did not seem to hear it, though.

Or rather, she heard it but did not want to answer it.

Perhaps she was not in the mood to talk to anyone at the moment.

The ring finally stopped.

For the duration of the night, Camila sat motionless on the floor.

The next morning, she walked to the dining area with puffy eyes and a red mark on her neck where Isaac had strangled her.

She sat down to eat. Isaac was there as well.

The two did not Look at each other.

They sat in complete silence as they ate breakfast.

Once Isaac finished his meal, he got to his feet.

He acted as if Camila was not in the room the entire time and never once looked in her direction.

He ignored her completely.

Camila, who was ladled porridge into the bowl, paused when she heard the door close.

It was only for a while, and she was able to collect herself again. She continued eating her meal.

In a hushed tone, Glenda asked, "Why did you fight again?"

Camila remained silent.

When Glenda noticed the red mark on her neck, she let out a heavy sigh. Because she was just a servant, she had no right to intervene in their affairs.

After deciding not to ask further questions, Glenda quietly Left for work.