New contestant?
And it sounded like this room had been quite lively.
"Anna" was unquestionably a woman's name, and given the context, it was obvious what she and Don Juan had done in this place.
But on second thought, it made perfect sense. On one hand, Don Juan's reputation in that regard was already renowned, and his father had personally confirmed earlier that nearly one-third of the female guests at the wedding had experienced a union of body and soul with him.
On the other hand, the lady outside had mentioned something crucial: Don Juan called this place "the only private corner of Ermu Mansion Palace," "a place where no one would find out what you did."
In Fu Qian's view, there was a degree of credibility to that claim.
As a supernatural being of at least the second order, if Jose wished, every movement throughout Ermu Mansion Palace should have been under surveillance.
From that perspective, Don Juan's upbringing had probably been somewhat repressed.
Under such circumstances, for the sake of the young man's mental health, it really had been necessary to create a private space for him.
And that private space had to be genuine—like Chief Yuan's office, using special materials and arrangements to block prying eyes to a certain extent.
For Don Juan, whether it was to avoid his father's on-site guidance or to make women he fancied lower their guard more easily, bringing them here for deep exchanges was an entirely reasonable choice.
The only question was, why would Jose care about the young man's mental health?
His brief performance in the small prayer room earlier had shown that he was hardly a particularly warm-hearted person.
Perhaps he did possess the instinct not to harm his own child, but how much care he had truly put