Not A Small-Town Girl

patterns. The decorations not only improved apparent aesthetic sense, but also revealed the elegant taste of its owner. The floor, on the other hand, was paved with smooth marble that reflected the light from above, making the hall seem particularly bright.

In the middle of the hall, there was a luxurious set of sofas and coffee tables.

Beyond that, the hall contained many other elaborate details. Art paintings hung on the walls, each one a world-famous painting, and in one corner, uniquely sculpted sculptures displayed a distinctive artistic style. A faint aroma hung in the air, perhaps from burning scented candles or flowers.

All in all, this spacious hall was filled with luxury and elegance. It was both a place to receive guests and a place for family members to gather.

"Danielle, let’s go eat something," said David.

Meals were available on the plane, but Danielle did not eat much. After more than ten hours of long trip, she should be hungry by now.

"Alright," Danielle nodded and spoke gently.

The dishes on the dining table were all Danielle’s favorites. David must have specially instructed the servants.

David said, "Eat more."

At this moment, Danielle’s phone vibrated.

[Boss, I’ve found a guy knowing about your kidnapping. He’s overseas now. I’ll send you the information later.]

The clue they found out about Benjamin a few days ago was cut off. Emery had been investigating and finally found a clue. He quickly reported it to Danielle.

Danielle replied: [Got it.]

Not long after, she received the information in her mailbox. Danielle took a rough look. It was a coincidence that this person was also in Mithland, but he was far away from her. Now that she was with David, Danielle wondered what excuse she could find to act alone.

David had been keeping an eye on Danielle. He found her eyes darting around after she received the message.

He asked, "What’s the matter? Is something wrong?"