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The dance at the villa did not start as scheduled. Maybe there was a problem with the notification time, or maybe there was an error in the internal arrangements of the villa. In short, Enel and the others waited for a whole day. There was no movement in the villa. There was no servant or master, let alone those attractive dance partners. Adnis was impatient and ran to Enel's room again, "What's going on at the dance?"

Enel had been sitting at the table. When she saw Adnis rushing in like this, she just had a calm face, which could be said to be expressionless, "You should ask the organizer of the ball, not another guest."

"Are you a guest?" Of course Adnis understood what Enel meant, but he tried with a smile, "I heard someone said that you are a resident here, not a guest coming to this dance."

"Don't you live here too?" Enel said as she glanced outside the door. Eighth to the right of the door was Adnis's room, and next to him seemed to be that guy's room. She remembered it very clearly.

"Alas! It seems that I have been tricked!" In desperation, Adnis looked resigned, "Since there is no dance, how about we set off now?"

"Departure?" Enel had been thinking about the question. Now that the other party mentioned it, she was still at a loss. She looked up at Adnis and asked.

"Yes, let's go!" Looking at Enel's expression, Adnis was a little confused, "What? Miss wants to regret it?"

"No! I just think it's not as easy to leave as you think!" Of course Enel wants to leave here, but will he, the one who stays underground but always aloof, allow such a thing to happen?In other words, will it be that easy for them to leave?

"You don't have to worry about this, Miss!" Adnis seemed to have felt something, but he seemed to have already thought of countermeasures for possible problems, so he was extremely confident.

"Okay, let's go!" Enel stood up. Apart from a warm stool, what else could she miss about this place?

"Wait!" As a result, when Enel really stood up, Adnis stopped her.

"What? Is there a problem now?" Enel turned around.

"No! Let's go out when the bus arrives!" Adnis pointed to the stool where Enel was originally sitting, "Let's sit for a while. It's better to sit here than stand outside!"

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