<h4>Chapter 103: Chapter 103: She Doesn’t Seem Very Happy</h4>


    Next, she has to find another ce, and the mural at Zenith is nearlyplete, with only simple finishing touches left. Perhaps she will leave here in the future, and by then, even thest bit of memories might be gone.


    Nina Sinir raised her gaze to Julian Lancaster and said sincerely, "Thank you, Julian."


    Thank you for your help...


    Thank you foring...


    But in the future, we’ll go our separate ways and find joy in our own lives.


    Julian Lancaster’s deep eyes fell upon her, "No need to thank me, it’s what I should do."


    Nina Sinir forced a smile. Indeed it was expected, after all, they had a contract in hand, and him helping her was indeed what he should do.


    "You’ve worked hard today, get some rest early."


    After saying that, Nina Sinir returned to her room. She took off her dress, had a hot shower, and finally felt a bit revitalized.


    At this moment, Julian Lancaster was on the sofa in the living room looking at his phone. He asionally raised his eyes towards the direction of the bathroom, seemingly waiting for Nina Sinir toe out.


    Click, the bathroom door opened, and Nina Sinir stepped out, feeling refreshed. She nced at Julian Lancaster on the sofa and softly said, "I’m going to rest now, good night."


    Without waiting for Julian Lancaster to respond, she turned around and went back to her room.


    Julian Lancaster furrowed his brows, as he got up and walked toward the room, intending to enter. However, Nina Sinir closed the door before he coulde in.


    "..."


    Looking at the tightly closed door in front of him, Julian Lancaster frowned deeply.


    Was he just kicked out of the room?


    Julian Lancaster returned to the sofa with a dark expression and sat down.


    From the moment they left Vincent Lancaster’s engagement party, Nina Sinir’s mood had been unusually low, seeming as if she couldn’t let go of Vincent Lancaster.


    Earlier, he intended to talk to her, but unexpectedly found himself shut out.


    He took out his phone intending to send a message to Sharon Lancaster, but before he could finish, Sharon, as if having a telepathic connection, sent a triumphant message over.


    Sharon Lancaster: "Brother, how did I do? Today Nina was simply too magnificent."


    Julian Lancaster remembered the events of the engagement party.


    It was indeed quite spectacr, although Vincent Lancaster was embarrassed, Nina Sinir didn’t seem too happy. Why?


    "Hmm." He replied with a single word.


    "Come on, brother, you’re too cold. I did such a good job, shouldn’t you give me some reward?" Sharon Lancaster continued to ask for benefits.


    "You have one day to use my card without limits. Offer expires soon."


    After this message was sent, Julian Lancaster received a flurry of Sharon’s joyful emojis, and it wasn’t hard to imagine her happiness on the other end.


    Julian Lancaster was about to put down his phone when he saw messages from Sharon again.


    She was carefully probing, "Brother, how are things with you and Nina now? Do you have any interest in making her my real sister-inw? Nina just had some bad luck with people; she’s really an exceptional girl..."


    In Sharon’s endless chatter, Julian Lancaster suddenly said, "She seems unhappy."


    "What? Unhappy?" Sharon casually spected, "Could it be she’s unable to forget that jerk Vincent Lancaster and is mourning her dead rtionship?"


    Seeing Sharon’s words, Julian Lancaster’s expression sank, and his aura turned cold.


    Even Sharon thought that Nina Sinir couldn’t forget Vincent Lancaster.


    So Nina Sinir seemed this downcast, feeling low all night long. What aspect of Vincent Lancaster was worth her holding onto?