CHAPTER 4: CHAPTER 4: THE NOBLE IMMORTAL

After hanging up the phone, Sabrina continued playing with Zara, completely putting Lena Jennings out of her mind.

However, Zara’s mood wasn’t lifted at all that afternoon.

Her emotions seemed somewhat suppressed, perhaps due to the influence of Lena Jennings or something else.

By the next morning, even with training from Sabrina, there was still no improvement.

Living in such a stuffy place was not conducive to Zara’s recovery, so Sabrina decided to take her to a nearby amusement park.

Although her daughter is autistic, to her, there’s no difference between her and a normal child.

Such a place full of childish charm, with many kids of the same age, might just provide some help for her.

And indeed, Zara proved to like it here.

Especially when she saw the pink fox and purple rabbit in the cartoon-themed park, she couldn’t move a step further.

Sabrina bought tickets and took her to play the Forest Hunt game.

In the amusement park, there is a simulated cartoon forest where treasures can be found through music and some clues.

The reason for choosing this was to improve Zara’s physical mobility and thinking ability.

Soon, the mother and daughter entered.

Sabrina accompanied Zara for a while.

At first, the little one felt timid in the unfamiliar environment.

But with her patient companionship, she gradually let down her guard and began to get active.

Sabrina gradually let go, allowing her to find clues on her own, while maintaining a distance, following behind.

There were other kids in the castle.

Two girls of the same age saw Zara, who looked delicate and pretty like a doll, and they liked her very much and ran over to greet her actively, even suggesting they team up to find clues together.

"Little sister, I’ll accompany you, and if we find clues, we’ll give them all to you, okay?"

"You’re so cute, what’s your name? Can you be friends with me?"

"..."

Initially, Zara was a bit scared, but as time went by, the two older sisters meant no harm, and she gradually accepted them.

Sabrina watched, not stopping them.

These two little friends were like little angels, entirely unlike Brooke’s malicious son.

And with their guidance, Zara searched for clues increasingly quickly.

At this moment, a new level clue appeared.

However, it was placed in a location that required climbing onto the ropes to retrieve it.

The other two kids were very nimble, and climbed up humming and puffing.

When it was Zara’s turn, Sabrina couldn’t help but feel a bit nervous.

The position wasn’t high, and there was a cushion below, but she was still afraid Zara might fall...

Not far from here, an elegant figure stood tall, looking in this direction.

The man had sharp features and wore glasses with gold frames, with chains dangling on both sides, and his eyes behind the lenses were elongated, deep, and serene, like the night sky.

He was dressed in a white shirt, black trousers, and a long black overcoat, with a delicate Buddha Beads bracelet on his wrist, exuding an aristocratic and reserved aura, elegant like an Immortal atop a snow-covered peak.

He stood motionless, surrounded by a barrier of unapproachability.

Beside him, his assistant Nash Spencer was already accustomed to the scene.

His master always visited places like this after doing psychological counseling for patients.

The patient’s experiences were too dark.

Such a place full of childish charm could help relieve their state.

He had been coming here for three consecutive days... However, the commotion caused was more intense each day.

Around them, female onlookers gradually increased.

At this moment, not far away, several girls kept glancing in this direction.

"So handsome, so handsome! I really want to go up and ask for contact information, but I don’t dare! He’s been coming here for three days now!"

"Last month, I kept waiting for two weeks and didn’t encounter him, but now finally I have... Is he some big shot or a noble young master?"

"Just the aura shows he’s not an ordinary person, doesn’t anyone dare approach him a bit? I really want to take a photo and share it with my girlfriends to let them understand what it means to be devastatingly handsome."

"I think we shouldn’t hope for anything, such a person is only to be admired from afar, no hope of reaching! Haven’t you noticed how he’s surrounded by bodyguards?"

"..."

Nash Spencer listened quietly, thinking these young girls had a sense of propriety and self-awareness.

His master’s nobility was indeed beyond the reach of ordinary people!

Because there was no excessive behavior from them, Nash Spencer didn’t take any measures, just quietly waited without disturbance.

At this moment, his master was staring at the little girl not far away.

Nash Spencer followed his gaze, slightly puzzled.

Today his master seemed to be watching that little one continuously.

Is there something special about her?

Meanwhile, under the encouragement of the two little friends, Zara also climbed up the ropes.

Her movement wasn’t agile, but she was climbing steadily.

Sabrina gradually relaxed.

Just then, a nearby child accidentally fell, seemingly hurt from the fall.

Being close, she was distracted for a moment, going to lend a hand.

Unexpectedly, in that short moment, Zara slipped, suddenly falling from mid-air.

"Ah...be careful!"

Nash Spencer nearly reflexively shouted.

The man beside him had already rushed forward steadily, catching the soft little one firmly.

Zara’s little face turned pale, full of shock.

"Don’t be afraid, everything’s fine."

The man gently patted her, reassuring her.

His voice was clearly cool, like covered in frost and snow, creating a sense of distance.

Yet, for some reason, it had an aura that soothed the heart.

Zara was immediately calmed, her eyes, big and black, stared at the person in front of her.

Timid, yet so obediently soft and cute.

The man remained composed, setting her down and casually retrieving the clue card for her, handing it to her.

Then, in a mild tone, he said, "Be more careful next time."

It was until then that Sabrina realized the accident that had just happened; she nearly lost her soul from fright, immediately rushing over...