Adela held the thin letter in her hand and read it for half an hour. During this half hour, the blush on her face never faded.

Every time I read it, Adela's mind would race with thoughts. Finally, after all the words were deeply imprinted in her mind, Adela carefully folded the letter paper and reluctantly put it into her space bracelet.

After putting away the letter paper, Adela immediately opened the desk drawer and took out a brand new piece of letter paper.

"Are you a little impatient if I reply so quickly? Will Gervais think I'm troublesome?"

After spreading out the letter paper and holding the pen in her hand, Adela was about to write something, but the worry about gains and losses came to mind again.

"Gervis is so kind to me. Although he is a bit fierce, he probably won't find me troublesome!"

"By the way, I will ask Grandpa Bedford about it. This is an important matter, and Gervais should be able to understand it!"

Adela naturally wanted to get in touch with Gervais, so she finally found a decent excuse for herself, and then started writing on the envelope.

In just a moment, the small letter paper was filled with delicate words, and Adela finished writing the message that needed to be conveyed.

In order not to make Gervais think she was a troublesome person, Adela really only wrote about Beford's request.

"What kind of books should I send to Harry?"

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Boom, boom, boom!

After Gervais returned to his small building, he spent more than an hour in the training room to complete today's contracted skeleton soldier mission.

After walking out of the training room, Gervais was about to dress up and go to the inner city to buy some things, when there was a sudden knock on the door.

"Who?"

Gervais really didn't expect that anyone would knock on his door at this time. Logically speaking, Lucky and Adela should have gone to class, and he had just moved here, so he walked downstairs.

Go and ask.

"Classmate Harry, this is me, Adela!"

Adela's weak voice came from outside the door.

"Huh? This little girl doesn't even have classes in the afternoon!"

Of course, Gervais didn't know how powerful the letter he had just done to Adela, which made Adela, a good girl, skip school for the first time in her life.

"Classmate Adela, why didn't you go to class? Do you have a problem with me?"

After opening the door, Gervais saw Adela, whose face was slightly red and her behavior was a little reserved.

"Harry...I have a book here to lend you, take it!"

Adela's expression at this time could even be said to be a little guilty. As she spoke, she took out a heavy book from the space ring and handed it to Gervais.

"Uh...ok!"

Gervais finally knew what the rich lady was here for, and it turned out that she couldn't wait to reply.

Normally, it would be normal for Adela to wait for a day or two to reply in order to cover up other things, but she didn't expect that she would send it to her door immediately.

Gervais took the book handed by Adela. This was another book about undead magic, but this time it was not a notebook, but a printed elementary magic of undead.

Although there was no need for it, there was Adela's letter inside, so Gervais naturally wanted to accept it and pretend to be very grateful.

"Thank you, Adela!"

Gervais had a smile on his face.

"Um...you're welcome, Harry, I'll go back first!"

Facing Gervais's thanks, Adela felt a little embarrassed. This was different from the first time she borrowed a book. This time, she clearly lent the book to Harry just to deliver the letter to Gervais.

So in order to ease the embarrassment, Adela did not dare to stay longer, said goodbye to Gervais, and then left Gervais's small building in a slight panic.

"This chick!"

Gervais naturally knew the reason for Adela's embarrassment, so he didn't say much else and could only shake his head helplessly.

Adela was quite troublesome for him at the moment, and Gervais felt that he seemed to have seduced this innocent and kind-hearted young lady.

It's just that he hasn't contacted Alice and others yet, so Gervais naturally doesn't dare to seduce this rich lady any further.

Although Gervais is a scumbag, he is not a scumbag yet. At least he can be sure that he can shoulder this responsibility, and then he can really flirt with her.

Otherwise, Gervais's own conscience would be troubled if he hurt Adela, a simple rich lady.

"Oh, let's stabilize ourselves first!"

Gervais sighed helplessly, and then returned to the study with the book sent by Adela.

Of course, Gervais didn't realize it at the moment, although he didn't take the initiative to flirt with Adela, a rich young lady.

But the rich lady seems to be a little unable to extricate herself. Adela's state of being distracted during this period is the best explanation.

Arriving at the desk, Gervais opened the book in his hand and soon found a piece of letter paper between the covers.

"Huh? This little girl actually showed her grandfather the mental potion! And this Beford still wants to buy it?"

When Gervais opened the letter, he immediately saw the content on Adela's letter.

The content on the letter was very simple, it was about Beford needing a spiritual potion for a breakthrough, and he was willing to pay a big price, whether it was money or something else.

Then Adela explained that she did not intentionally give the potion to his grandfather, and promised not to reveal Gervais's identity.

Gervais had nothing to do with this. Anyway, even if Adela revealed it, they would not be able to find him.

And they must have known about the psychic potion back then, so there is no problem in using it one more time.

Instead, Adela revealed the news to her grandfather this time, and then Bedford wanted to ask for one, which gave Gervais a good idea.

Now he has precious potions but cannot cash them in, and now Adela may be able to give Gervais an opportunity.

That is whether the potion he made can be sold through Adela.

After all, Adela's background was there. Even if others knew about the existence of the potion, they would not dare to touch Adela at all.

In the eyes of Gervais, this silly girl Adela is much more trustworthy than others, so letting her help him complete the sale will definitely minimize the risk.

Of course, all this depends on whether Adela is willing. If she is not willing, Gervais will naturally not force it.

If she is willing, Gervais will not take advantage of others in vain and will give Adela adequate compensation.

A wealthy lady like Adela naturally doesn't have to worry about spending money on gold coins, but the potion she added with kiwi fruit is unique.

Thinking of this, Gervais suddenly felt that his idea was very feasible, so he immediately took out a pen and paper and started writing.

After a while, Gervais wrote down the matter of Beford's Potion and his need for Adela to help him sell the potion.

Then Gervais directly took Adela's second magic notebook, made a small opening in the cover and stuffed the note inside.
Chapter completed!