Chapter 166. Aelea's Decision

At eight in the evening, Red went to Aelea's house and rang the doorbell. But there was no answer. After several attempts, still no answer. Where did Aelea go? Red wondered.

Just as Red was about to head back home, Aelea appeared, just returning. Aelea looked surprised to see her older sister.

"I didn't think you'd come to see me," Aelea said casually, her tone uncertain whether it was a joke or a stab.

"Weren't you the one who avoided me?"

Aelea didn't answer. She pressed her bracelet to the scanner at the door, unlocked it, and gestured for Red to enter. She didn't even turn to face her sister, keeping back the whole time.

"Are you still mad at me?" Red asked, wasting no time.

Aelea said nothing. She put her sword on the coffee table and went into the kitchen. She grabbed a glass and filled it with tap water.

"Aelea, I don't understand why you're acting this way. Maybe it's selfish of me, but I don't want things to stay this tense between