Chapter 1103 - 514: Return from the Grand Dream (4)

Chapter 1103: Chapter 514: Return from the Grand Dream (4)

Lawrence Winters gently rubbed his forehead behind Mrs. Fang, feeling somewhat heavy-hearted.

He knew Miss Tang had gone mad, and now was Mrs. Fang going mad too?

Her sudden outburst of hysterical laughter was quite unnerving.

However, Mrs. Fang’s laughter soon quieted down.

She turned to look at Lawrence Winters and smiled, "Does the Great Heavenly Master think I’m crazy?"

Lawrence Winters: "..."

Was his skeptical expression that obvious?

Yet he wouldn’t admit it.

Lawrence Winters smiled slightly and said leisurely, "Actually, the grievances between you and this lady are not my concern."

"Is that so?" Mrs. Fang seemed relieved, "That’s good, it doesn’t concern my commission indeed."

Lawrence Winters nodded, "But Miss Tang’s affairs are directly related to your commission, so could Mrs. Fang let me see the paternity test report you privately conducted?"

"Does the Great Heavenly Master still want to see it? What’s the point? Miss Tang has already gone mad; I guess she’ll never leave the mental hospital in her lifetime. My husband passed away too, and now my commission is over..." Mrs. Fang said courteously, folding her hands across her chest.

Her back was straight, neck elegantly like a swan’s; it was clear she had practiced ballet since childhood, which endowed her with such poise—her graceful aura was independent of her middle-aged weight gain.

Sometimes we can’t control our weight, but we can control our poise and aura.

Lawrence Winters truly admired this about Mrs. Fang.

But he couldn’t agree with Mrs. Fang’s words.

Lawrence Winters crossed his arms, lowered his eyes, and coolly said, "Is your commission over? Do you suppose the Celestial Path Sect’s contract is so easy to conclude?"

Mrs. Fang frowned slightly, "I don’t understand what you mean, Great Heavenly Master. I’m very busy, please don’t disturb me."

An indistinct unease lingered within her, not wanting to continue the conversation with Lawrence Winters, instinctively attempting to leave.

Just as she brushed past Lawrence Winters, he casually said, "Mrs. Fang, was your commission to have Miss Tang ’reveal her true self’? Has Miss Tang really ’revealed her true self’?"

Mrs. Fang paused, glancing at the confessional door, then laughed, dimples deepening on her rounded cheeks, her voice oozing sweetly like honey: "Of course she revealed her true self. Didn’t you see her going mad? A madwoman lives inside her heart, and you’ve helped release this madness..."

Isn’t this just fooling people?

Lawrence Winters’ eyes flickered slightly.

If you want to cause trouble, go after your unfaithful husband, but don’t drag innocent people into it as scapegoats.

Although he also disliked Mr. Zhuge, right now, in Lawrence Winters’ mind, the entire Celestial Path Sect seemed innocent.

Clearly used as a pawn by Mrs. Fang, the truth concealed.

Without showing her a thing or two, she’d really think she could trample the Celestial Path Sect underfoot.

Lawrence Winters relaxed his arms, leisurely placing them in his pockets, smiling faintly: "Mrs. Fang is indeed shrewd. I wonder what offer you gave Miss Tang that made her wholeheartedly commit murder for you?"

Upon hearing this, Mrs. Fang burst into laughter once more.

She laughed so heartily, rocking back and forth, even tears came out.

She used a finger to wipe the tears from her eyes, turning her head to Lawrence Winters with a smile, "The Great Heavenly Master sure thinks highly of me... You think I’m the one who asked Miss Tang to commit murder? Haha, you can go to the police then... I can also tell them how your Celestial Path Sect drove people mad..."

Lawrence Winters: "..."

His hand in his pocket clenched tightly.

Wasn’t this all orchestrated by Mrs. Fang?

Could it really be a coincidence?

Or was there someone else behind her?

Yet looking at the beneficiary of the whole affair, Lawrence Winters found it hard to convince himself that it had nothing to do with Mrs. Fang.

Of course, it doesn’t necessarily mean the final beneficiary is the mastermind; it’s entirely uncertain.

The mastermind acts for profit but doesn’t always gain the most benefit.

Because Heaven’s justice has long arms but slow seductions never fail; there’s always a time when one makes wedding clothes for others.

Lawrence Winters rubbed his temples; this affair was truly not simple.

He could only resort to his trump card, addressing Mrs. Fang, who was about to step out of the confessional door: "... Before Miss Tang’s incident, I tested her, and she wasn’t affected by the ’Great Dream of Three Lives’."

"So what?" Mrs. Fang said without looking back, "After all, it was your Celestial Path Sect that drove her mad. What does it have to do with me?"

"...Yet the characteristics she displayed were precisely the effects of the ’Great Dream of Three Lives.’ — Mrs. Fang, why not tell me, why did Miss Tang, who wasn’t affected by the ’Great Dream of Three Lives,’ behave as if she was? Who told Miss Tang about the specific manifestations of ’Great Dream of Three Lives’? Or is Miss Tang herself... just unusual?"