Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 452 Tossing the Surveillance Group

After Miss Hansmore's outburst, Ulysses personally "pleased" her out.

To be precise, it was thrown out by hand.

Don't look at Ulysses who looks weak at first glance, but that's Nan Nuobi, he is actually not that weak.

And Miss Hansmore, a delicate and weak girl, can match his strength?
Ulysses had pinched her wrist black when he threw her out.

Miss Hansmore pissed Ulysses somewhat.

Ulysses can be questioned about everything except his feelings for Nancy.

It doesn't matter if you are said to be romantic, it doesn't matter if you are said to be fickle, and it doesn't matter if you are said to be a slut. He believes that after all, this is a disguise he puts on. He can only deceive others with such an illusion. He can only be complacent.

But when it comes to Nancy, no.

"Have you seen enough fun?" When he turned back, he looked at Felisa who still hadn't left, and asked with a smile on his face, "You dare to bring someone to my eyes."

Of course Felisa is not afraid of him. Of course, if she is not afraid, she should have some respect.

So she stood up straight and smiled slightly: "We must find out their purpose."

That was why she had brought Miss Hansmore to Ulysses.

When it comes to dealing with routines, it depends on Ulysses, who has his ability to blend in with women like a fish in water, and Miss Hansmore has different thoughts about Ulysses, so we can't get something out of her something comes out.

Ulysses said with a wooden face, "I think you can do this kind of thing."

She didn't ask for trouble, not to mention that she was Nancy's maid now, so she would definitely be wronged if she tried to make a fool of herself. If that was the case, Ulysses should be wronged.

"Did something happen?" Phyllissa asked.

Ulysses said bluntly, "That's a fool."

Ulysses didn't need to tell her about this kind of thing, she could see it.

Normal people would not add so much drama to themselves.

In her mind, Ulysses is like a husband who was snatched by a female bandit, weak and helpless, just waiting for her to save him.

How did she know that Ulysses was very dark-hearted.

It's still uncertain who will steal who.

Felisa's eyes fell on a pillar of the tent, with a silver chain wrapped around it.

Delicate and strong, the shackles are made of flannelette, and it feels like there is an extra decoration on the feet, and there will be no friction damage.

That was used to lock Nancy.

I still remember that one day, when she was bored, she wanted to go around the barracks, or find someone to chat with, and talk to her, but when she knocked on Nancy's door, she saw a silver chain tied around her ankle.

She was shocked immediately: "Who did it?"

Who has the ability to tie up Nancy... Nancy and Ulysses lived in this camp. It was impossible for Nancy to lock herself up, so only Ulysses was left.

It's not that Ulysses hasn't done this kind of thing before, it's better to say that this is what he can do.

"You, you just let him treat you like this?" Felisa asked in disbelief.

In all fairness, if Ulysses could do this kind of thing to Nancy, it would have to be Nancy's own willingness. After all, the difference in strength between the two is as far as [-] points, unless Ulysses drugs Nancy again. Planting three indiscriminate methods.

Nancy kicked the silver chain on the ground, and said nonchalantly: "He likes it, it's nothing to tie him up."

This kind of thing was said so casually that Felisa resigned herself to it.

Ulysses was not in the tent, otherwise she wouldn't dare to say such things, but I don't know if it's because she can't talk about people during the day, saying Cao Cao Cao Cao is here.

"There is something on the campus that you need to deal with."

Ulysses, who didn't know when he would come back, stood by the door and said to Nancy.

Seeing him standing by the door, Felisa was at a loss, didn't he come in and unlock it for Nancy?
As a result, Nancy took out the key from the bedside, bent down and "clicked", and untied the silver chain, then kicked the silver chain away, and ran out by herself.

Felisa stared dumbfounded, then mechanically turned her head to look at Ulysses: "What are you playing?"

Or you city people can play.

Ulysses didn't bother to pay attention to her, went into the room and put the silver chain away, and then hustled her out: "Go to your business, you have nothing to do, right?"

Her thoughts drifted away, and Felisa forcibly pulled her back: "Even if you are stupid, you should know something."

Ulysses was the best at digging through the words of these idiots to find the information he wanted.

"Junior girl is still so smart." Ulysses praised her lightly, but he didn't mean it.

"Thank you," Felisa bowed, "keep busy, I..." and slipped away.

"Stop." As expected, Ulysses' faint voice floated over. Felisa wanted to pretend not to hear it, but even if she pretended not to hear it, Ulysses would still have to ask Safi to ask for someone later.

So she still stopped and walked back: "Senior, what's the matter?"

Of course there is something to do, otherwise why call her back.

Ulysses explained: "The members of the surveillance team, if there is anything, report to me, withhold their things, and don't let them contact the outside world too easily."

"You are really black-hearted." Felisa shook her head and said.

That's not a black heart. Earl Hansmore entered the barracks for the first time. He didn't know the situation at all. He thought it was like being in a fiefdom. He said that he would have everything. In a dream, he suddenly fell from a pampered situation to this The situation called "every day should not be answered" and "the land is not working", Felisa can laugh when thinking about that scene.

As for why they did this, there is no ready-made reason. Miss Hansmore made Ulysses unhappy, and who is Ulysses, and he needs to explain to them if he wants to touch them?

If she was treated harshly, all her anger would be directed at Miss Hansmore.

If the person in charge is not her, maybe she can be happier.

"I can't let go now," Ulysses said bluntly, "except you, there is no one else I trust more."

"I see," Felisa said seriously, "I'll take over the job."

Anyway, she was really free, everyone else had things to do, and she was the only one left.

After Felisa left, Ulysses wrote something on the paper.

The burning of the granary—Jones Brown’s murderous intent—the arrival of the surveillance team, there must be a thread connecting these things, but he still hasn’t figured out what it is.

If he can't understand things, he will inevitably have to torment others. If he doesn't torment others, how can he see the flaws? If he can't see the flaws, how can he understand?
The logic is closed loop, there is nothing wrong with it.

(End of this chapter)