Why it never ends

Chapter 1036 Worry
Kovicik stayed in Hesta's study for about half an hour. Although he tried to stay longer, by the end Hesta clearly wanted to end the conversation. He was worried that continuing the conversation would make others feel bored, so he pretended to be unwell and said he wanted to leave.

Hesta walked him across the grounds outside the main house to the fine two-horse carriage.

The sun was about to set, and the farm was particularly dark in the evening. The night concealed the intricate patterns on both sides of the carriage, making it look quaint. It was only then that the carriage really caught Hesta's attention - she suddenly recalled a night several years ago, at the Tanglar estate, Roger had also used a similar carriage to pick her and Palan up and down the estate.

For a moment, Hesta felt that some kind of fate seemed to reappear, just like the faint fragrance that once floated on Roger, and later she smelled it on Gopelin and Ding Jiali. These people did not know each other and lived in different places, but there were just such coincidences that made them have such similarities.

Hesta's sudden silence made Kovicik hold his breath. He saw that Hesta seemed to be very interested in his carriage, so he stepped forward and said, "Do you want to get in and sit? I can give you a ride..."

Hesta turned his head and glanced at Kovichik. The look was so cruel that Kovichik could hardly move. It was like a strong light that penetrated him, illuminating every corner of his body and mind.

Kovicik shuddered uncontrollably, as if he had returned to the scene several years ago when he was waiting to be chosen by his father at the side of the arena. At that time, his father also glanced at him in the same way, and immediately saw his inherent weakness and how vulnerable he was, so he skipped him and chose another child.

"No thanks," Hesta opened the door, "I don't like riding in a carriage."

Leon stepped forward and picked up Kovicik from the wheelchair.

"Wait," Kovicik grabbed the butler's sleeve and looked at Hesta, "You...you..."

Hesta looked at the man who suddenly became timid in a somewhat puzzled manner: "When I come back, I will visit you at your house. Since you have difficulty walking, you should stay at home. This place is quite far from the city, and it is not convenient for you to go back and forth."

Kovicik suddenly felt that all the tense muscles in his body relaxed, and the corners of his mouth moved slightly, forcing a smile.

"Goodbye."

As he left the manor, Kovicik found himself sobbing quietly. He felt a heart-wrenching pain and tried his best to suck out some sweetness from the pain.

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The next morning, Hesta and Victoria set off early. Boheng and his young student Eunice took a ride and followed them to the city.

Hesta and the others would first go to the Fayalar Desert alone, and then continue south to join Boheng. This would be an informal visit to the southern part of District 12. Hesta intended to see the guerrillas and revolutionaries in the mountains with his own eyes, which was originally one of the purposes of Boheng's visit. Along the way, Rico drove a motorcycle that he got from nowhere to lead the way in front of Hesta's car - Office No. 2 immediately added an additional condition after issuing a pass to Hesta: Rico must stay and must not travel with Hesta and others.

This rule caught Rico off guard and made her extremely angry, but in order not to delay Hesta and Victoria's trip, she just decided to drive them part of the way in her anger.

Along the way, the five people in and out of the car each had their own thoughts and no one spoke.

Bo Heng was sitting in the left back seat of the car by the window. He looked out the window and glanced at Hesta in the driver's seat.

That night not long ago, when he found the red-haired Eucalyptus on the long steps and mistook her for Hesta, Bo Heng suddenly felt a throbbing of love - Eucalyptus was so beautiful, and when she lay on the blood-covered stone steps, even her panic was filled with a thrilling beauty.

More importantly, he almost immediately recognized Hesta's appearance in Eucalyptus's face: even though she was scared and at the end of her strength, she still tried her best to maintain her composure and look for possible chances to survive... How much she needed a strong arm to rest on, not to mention that she currently occupied such an important position...

Boheng is 25 years old this year and still unmarried, which is unthinkable in South District 12. Others don't want to see him being entangled in rumors, and will take the initiative to defend him, saying that his mind is now devoted to his current career and he has no mood to think about these things, and Boheng also responds in this way.

But how is this possible? Like most men of this age who have not yet married, he would occasionally think about his lifelong affairs. Sometimes, when he met a woman he did not dislike, he would try to deduce whether he and this woman were possible, and what it would be like after they got married. When he thought about the choice of his other half, he never let himself get out of the framework of the family. In the whole process, the most important thing was not to find some illusory love, but to find a suitable woman to be his wife.

Therefore, although this matter is important, it is not urgent. He has many imaginations about his future wife in his mind, and he knows very well that it is not easy to find a woman who meets his requirements. Fortunately, he still has a lot of time to search and compare.

However, soon after rescuing Eucalyptus, Boheng realized that he had made a mistake: the red-haired girl he was trying to rescue was just an ordinary Hesta girl, a family member of Jane's entourage. Once he realized this, Eucalyptus's beauty seemed a little ordinary. Even though he met this girl several times on the farm afterwards, he never got back the feeling of that night.

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What made him even more distressed was that when the real Hesta walked in front of him, he felt a strong pressure. He couldn't imagine what Hesta had experienced over the years, so that she had changed almost completely. The little girl who always followed him and asked questions was gone, and in her place was a mercury needle that made people a little unpredictable.

Most mercury needles are dangerous.

Bo Heng didn't dare to neglect Hesta, but he still hoped that he could keep some warmth for what happened in the past. At least, when he learned that the inspector who was about to come to District 12 was an old acquaintance of his, he immediately had a vague expectation.

He hoped the same would be true for Hesta.