Chapter 61 - Calling The Butler (1/2)

Chapter 61: Calling The Butler

In the end, Park Noah’s insistent refusal to leave the train was in vain. Anyway, it will take about half a day to refill the coal and inspect the locomotive. She began to organize her things and left their room.

“Hello?”

She spotted a blond-haired man crouched in front of the door but ignored it, shrugging her shoulders. She continued walking in the corridor, pretending to be oblivious of the man’s presence.

However, the blond, untiring, followed her like a lost dog.

“Hello, Eleanor. Hey, hey, hey? I slept in the hallway all night because you kicked me out.”

Park Noah would have told him to go his way, but she knew it would only pass through his other ear. He trailed behind her, rambling.

“Did you catch a cold? Gee, this is a remote town, so there won’t be a proper hospital.” He suddenly asked, his voice sounded of concern.

Eventually, Park Noah turned around, pushing her palm onto the man’s face. “If you shut up, I’ll be all right even if I don’t go to the hospital.”

“Ellie lost her memory and Ellie’s gotten more cold-hearted.” The man reacted quickly and stepped back, blocking her hand.

Park Noah breathed deeply, suppressing the urge to smack the man. However, he merely fluttered his eyes shut, a laugh resounding from his mouth.

“Get out of my way, you… you son of a b*tch.”

His behavior and the way he spoke irked Park Noah, yet every time she looked at the man’s face, her irritation would subside a little. It was a face that boasted a terrible destructive power.

The man smiled, leaning forward. “I know you don’t like me, Eleanor. But it’s not that way.”

“…..”

“You’re going to the inn to wash up, right? It’s not that way, but this way.” He grabbed her shoulders and turned her body to the right. Then, a red-roofed inn appeared from a distance.

“Oh… Thank you.” She mumbled, inwardly astonished.

“Thanks, right? So, now I’m-”

“Yes. So, say goodbye here, shall we? Mu, lock him up in the train.”

Without a moment of protest, black mist enveloped his entire body again. Park Noah took a step forward to the inn, sparing no second to look back at the man.