Durin's Diary

Chapter 685 Transformation
Pushing open the office door, Austin bowed to the bishop named Robin before leaving.

"Go ahead, don't keep my niece waiting." The old man smiled and waved his hand, as if he was driving someone away, but also as if he was encouraging someone.

Austin nodded, left the room, and closed the door behind him.

He went back the way he had come.

The sunlight penetrated the floor-to-ceiling windows, warming everyone who passed by. Some church members noticed the holy emblem on Austin's chest and saluted him with a smile, and Austin returned the greeting without hesitation.

At the other end of the corridor, he saw Julie leaning against the wall. The young girl was waiting for him at the corner with a smile.

"Uncle Robin must have taught you a lesson again, right? The city of Orekhov is really too dangerous. I heard that you injured your arm there and were so anxious that you couldn't eat." The girl walked in front, and Austin, as usual, was a quiet listener.

He heard worry, reluctance, and the hesitation to speak in her words.

"Austin, promise me that you will never go to such a dangerous place again, okay?" Julie backed away, staring at Austin's face.

Austin nodded.

"Promise me." She said firmly.

"Okay." Austin replied quickly.

So she laughed happily, then happily reached out and hugged Austin's arm: "Really, you are so old, but you still make me so anxious. You give me more headaches than my brother."

Austin smiled as they walked down the corridor of the side hall until they reached the side door that opened at the corner and saw the holy icon in the prayer hall.

The God of Wisdom smiled and held the book in both hands with a compassionate look on his face.

"When are you free?" Austin finally made up his mind.

His words made Julie look at him with surprise and nervousness: "Is this an invitation for a date?"

"It's just a normal treat. I'm sorry for making you worry." Austin answered as usual.

"Nonsense, when I was worried about you before, you only invited me to eat Changtang BBQ. But it's okay, tell me where you want me to go, I'm a busy man and may not have time." The girl answered seriously.

"Forever Pavilion, how about the weekend?" Austin asked nonchalantly.

"The day after tomorrow! That's great, I have time!" She answered happily without any hesitation.

"It's settled then." He laughed.

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Higgins Utari sat at a table facing the street, reading the newspaper in his hand, and from time to time he heard the girls at the table not far away happily chatting together.

"What? That big idiot actually invited you to the Eternal Pavilion. Oh my God, how did he come to his senses?"

"Yes, I've heard you complain about him so many times that my ears are callused. Julie dear, how do you do it?"

"How should I know? Maybe my uncle helped me. Anyway, you must give me an idea this time. I want to wear the most beautiful clothes and charm this big, stupid guy to death."

Higgins was a little saddened by the boldness contained in the innocence of today's girls.

At this moment, his subordinate pushed the door open from outside, came to his side and pointed across the street.

Higgins looked over and saw that his Betty had come out of the women's clothing store across the street and was waving at him with a smile.

Ah, my Betty.

Higgins smiled and stood up. His subordinate paid for him, and he walked out of the coffee shop, looked at the street, and walked over after confirming it was safe. "My dear, you are so beautiful today." Looking at Karina Dossem in front of him, Higgins smiled and reached out to give his lover a big hug, while gently caressing her abdomen without leaving any trace.

Here, a new life is taking shape.

Utari's offspring are preparing to enter this cruel yet beautiful world.

"I just chatted with Robin Veldora's wife for a while. Sorry to have kept you waiting, dear."

"It's okay. I'm willing to wait for you."

Facing his own Betty, as her Etta, he had no complaints.

At this time, an old lady also came out. Seeing Higgins and Karina, she smiled and nodded: "Good afternoon, young master of the Utari family."

"Good afternoon, old lady. It is a pleasure to see you looking so well."

"Thanks to the miracle medicine you provided, I was able to escape from the pursuit of the god of death." The old lady looked at the couple in front of her kindly: "By the way, where are you going?"

"I went to the Church of the God of Suffering for a prenatal checkup." Higgins told the truth.

"That's wonderful! Congratulations, young man." As she spoke, the old lady smiled and greeted them, "Julie, come here. Let me introduce you to these two: the young master and mistress of the Utari family."

"Hello, Mr. Higgins, Mrs. Karina." The young red-haired human girl smiled happily: "Auntie, I have already told my sisters that I need to go buy new clothes."

"Go, child, girls should not waste their youth."

After she left, the old lady looked at Higgins and said, "This is the Marquis's little daughter. If you encounter any difficulties with her in the future, please take good care of her."

"There, the Veldora family is a large and powerful family, so please take care of our family."

People in Chang Tang always say that a fancy sedan is carried by everyone.

The old lady got into the carriage contentedly.

Higgins also took Karina into the carriage and told her the story he had just heard in the cafe.

"She's still young, it's normal for her to have someone she likes. But you, don't go out and say anything nonsense. Marquis Veldora is not someone you can easily deal with."

"Of course, I'm not a madman, how could I talk nonsense?" Higgins answered with a smile, and out of the corner of his eye he saw a young man pushing open the door of a laundry shop on the street.

He didn't think much about it.

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Joseph pushed open the door of the ironing shop. Coming from the south, he felt the cold of the north for the first time. His face was red with cold as he put the clothes on the counter. "Thank you for your help."

"You're welcome, Mr. Joseph." Peck Nash, who was sitting at the counter, put down the newspaper in his hand. He smiled and nodded to Joseph. "I'm curious why you took the initiative to ask to come to the North."

"The south is too peaceful. I want to come to the north and do more practice," the young man replied.

Peck Nash nodded and smiled. He pointed to another person beside him and said, "Austin Jacob, since you are a student of Turin, we can trust you. So please allow me to introduce you to the new secretary in Copenhagen."

Joseph nodded: "Hello, Mr. Secretary."

"Just call me Austin. I'm the editor-in-chief of the Copenhagen branch of Wisdom Daily." The young man with stubble said and extended his hand.

"Welcome to the North."

(End of this chapter)