Aurelia Shaw didn't speak, just raised an eyebrow looking at him.

Mason Nightshade said with an unchanged expression, "Get up early tomorrow and come with me to the hospital to get a vaccine."

After speaking, he glanced at the expression on her face.

"That's all?" Aurelia asked.

She doesn't believe he didn't have something else in mind.

Mason used to be so aloof, and now he's as mischievously bold as they come!

He could even climb windows in the middle of the night, what wouldn't he do?

Mason raised his scratched hand, his eyes still cool, but his words carried a childish tone, "Your cat scratched me, so you have to take responsibility."

"That's not my cat."

Mason frowned, "That man's cat?"

He said as he stood up.

"Perfect, let's make soup tonight."

Aurelia quickly hugged the cat to her chest, "Even against a cat, you can be so ruthless."

Mason gritted his teeth, "It started it."

"Pfft!"

Aurelia realized she had almost laughed more today than in her entire life.

Was this perhaps the first time in his life Mason had hit a wall?

"You can stay, but arrange another room for me."

"The servants are all asleep," Mason replied.

Implication: No one to tidy up a room for her.

"Then you sleep on the sofa!" Aurelia threw out a line, striding towards the stairs.

She suddenly remembered something, turned back, and brazenly patted down Mason's body.

Mason's body instantly tensed up rigidly, his face darkened terrifyingly, fixedly watching her. Just as he was about to pounce, Aurelia took his phone and suddenly walked away.

Turns out she was looking for the phone on him.

Mason felt he'd been played by this girl again.

This girl intentionally provoking him was her way of getting back at him.

Aurelia smiled mischievously at him, "Thanks to you, I left my phone at the hotel, so I'll borrow yours for now."

Hugging the cat, Aurelia didn't return the phone, taking Mason's phone and heading upstairs.

At the staircase, Aurelia raised an eyebrow and warned Mason, "Don't climb through my window tonight!"

If she wanted him to not climb through her window, she shouldn't use such eyes to entice him!

-

Back in her room, Aurelia locked the door from the inside.

Even though she knew that locking the door didn't effectively stop Mason, the master of this house.

She placed the cat on the bed, smoothed its ruffled fur, and recalled the number Caspian Parker had just given her today, dialing it.

As soon as the call connected, Caspian's anxious voice rang out, "Who is it?"

"Brother, it's me."

Caspian exhaled, calming his breath, then asked, "Where did you go? It was a false alarm at the hotel, probably someone accidentally pressed the alarm. Whose phone are you using to call me?"

Aurelia didn't answer Caspian's question, just said, "I had to leave suddenly, I'm taking care of your cat for the night, I'll return it tomorrow."

"Where are you?" Caspian wasn't naive, with a bit of thought, he could guess something.

Aurelia teased the cat while saying, "Didn't you already guess?"

Indeed.

"Do you need me to pick you up?"

"No need," Aurelia said, "Your cat is quite a handful, it scratched him. As its temporary guardian, I have to take responsibility for his injury, so don't worry about me, nothing's going to happen."

"I originally planned to spend the day with you tomorrow, seems like those plans are falling through. I'll stop here, going to take a shower and sleep. You go to bed early too, bye-bye."