Rosero looked again and again, wanting to speak but stopping himself.
He truly felt that "Aislin" paid far too much attention to that Gilbert.
Every probe seemed to provoke a somewhat chilling reaction.
But he had another concern as well: the relationship between "Aislin" and Gilbert was famously terrible.
Moreover, when she had driven Gilbert out of Rute's central area, he had personally helped her... Otherwise, no matter how busy Rute was, he would not have failed to notice anything at all.
So Rosero somewhat suspected that this lady was using Gilbert to bait him.
If he harbored improper intentions toward "Aislin" and wished to plot against her, then Gilbert would be an excellent opening.
Especially when the two clearly had such an antagonistic relationship yet could still cooperate so closely, it was even easier to arouse suspicion.
Rosero pondered for a few seconds, then decisively chose to ignore the matter.
Whatever "Aislin" said to him, he would do only that.
He absolutely would not entertain any little schemes.
He had lived for so many years by relying on caution. He would never offer himself up as someone else's sacrificial pawn.
What if "Aislin" simply wanted to observe who would make a move against Gilbert?
She did not care whether that fellow lived or died.
If she truly cared about Gilbert's life, she would not constantly keep his name on her lips... Rute aside, anyone who truly wanted to deal with him would never do so because of an Aislin.
Yet Oliva, who should logically have had the most complicated relationship with her, had inexplicably faded from view.
Heh~ If even Gilbert was someone she needed to protect, what about Oliva, who had lived with her for even longer?
Either what she kept talking about was false, or she had