"I always know that you treat me the best, darling," Harper said. A bright smile bloomed on her face, giving out tender light on that cold night.

A few moments after then, it began to snow again. The whole River City was covered in white, casting a magical glow all over the place.

When Harper woke up the next morning, Matthew wasn't by her side. Instead, Forsythia was standing by the bed. Seeing that Harper was finally awake, she asked, "Your Highness, you're awake. It's snowing outside very heavily. Would you like to go out and have a look?"

"Help me freshen up," Harper stated, ignoring Forsythias' question. Harper got up, got dressed, and freshened up. Only after then did she asked, "Where is Matthew?"

"His Highness went out when it began snowing last night and hasn't come back yet. He said that he was going to deal with something. He took Fred with him and left Barry here in the official inn to protect you." Forsythia promptly explained the situation.

"What is Alexander doing right now?" Harper asked.

"He's reading. He s

pt for him, all the members of the Scarlet Devils were completely annihilated," Matthew stated while he squinted his eyes at the thought of Marquis Scarlet.

"Have you gathered any useful information?" Harper curiously asked.

"Nothing at all." Matthew shook his head.

"Did you find any money in that place?" Harper asked. Since Scarlet Devils had been operating as an organization of contract killers for so many years, she thought that they must have made a fortune.

"Not really, there was only a small amount of treasures and some lists left at their stronghold. Nothing else was there."

"Where is the money that the Scarlet Devils have earned over the years?" Harper asked in confusion. After all, the Scarlet Devils had high rates for their services. And their business didn't actually require too much cost. Their profit from a single deal could amount to the annual profit of one of Harper and Matthew's shops. Due to the high profitability, they must have earned a lot of money. Harper wondered where all of that money went on earth.