as Fiona, still sound asleep, heard the loud playing of a bu

, rig

the soldiers tr

p the camouflage uniform from t

Spencer stood tall, hands behind h

ame here yesterday. Why didn't you bring

find out?" Sp

t it. The whole base was buzzing last night

pencer frowned. "Wh

something, he heard every

a is

k, l

beautiful in

ncer bellowed. "You!

d around and poked Spencer's waist

d coldly at Fiona, who stood at

lled up. She wore white canvas shoes, exposing slender ankles. To top it all off, she tied her hair into a clean ponytail. One

autiful!" Er

him. As the dawn sun shone from above, she raised her arm to

ed at her gentle profil

ame uniforms. She eventually sighed and gave up. As she was about to

io

s Spe

encer saw him cover his mo

k and then kicked Johnson. "

s,

Spencer pulled him back. "Neve

s,

t yesterday?" Spencer present

Johnson hurriedly

he took the box and

istance. She couldn’t see him clearly,

r got close enough, h

ch it, but it hit her coll

here to see me?" Spen

hat had just been hit. "If I knew

d. "So, w

d that Spencer had handed he

you or something." He turned around and looked at the soldiers. He pointed at

insane ringi

Don't make me ask again." H

n I ask Johnson here? I want to follow him and

hy is he going with y

ou

you! You’re so short! I won't be able to see y

Am I short?' Well, every time she stood next to Spencer,

ddenly set o

r. Let's go for breakfast."

she tried to c

of people noticed Fiona follow Spencer inside,

e who teased him and winked. Fiona,

my men by smiling like th

on the back of your head? And by the wa

er and sat down. She’d rather join anyone

d insisted she come here

a didn’t even need to look up to know that it was Spencer’s st

enc

enc

aised his head, looking at all of them

re?" Spencer glared at

iona?" Without waiting fo

tting next to Spencer, they rushed to the next

er together and we are good friends. How c

't know wh

r ate the last scoop of rice from h

ment. He then immediately

stand why he did so, but as she was about to

on, you can ask me whatever you don’t understand. I once worked

Fiona nodde

b not in the martyrs’

a shook her head. "My fathe

c smiled and sa

kfast was over. As she left, however, she decided t

hite building, equipped with an infir

cer work

ing. Through the window, Fiona saw an empty room, wit

yer of dust left the piano gray, as some patches had tu

t she was doing, she had opene

ookers flocking around the first floor of the building. They lea

guy

e melody coming from the room. W

s way to the front of the door. His

sound reverberated softy on the deck. The sunlight shone on her face through the window frame, forming a gentle shadow on h

she was playing, but he w

. The second time I felt warmt

d in satisfaction. The piano, no matter how

ra

ndow shouted, followed

nding herself in front of a crowd

ou played

ore, p

lay onc

didn’t know you gu

owed. "If you all have time to listen to th

ve fre

the crowd

es

act

d like an eagle's. "If any of you can defeat me, they will be g

et as the air sud

feeling as she had been

er called out.

ona follow