Chapter 609: Clarification

"So, what you're saying is you're actually deceiving me? Don't worry, I won't blame you."

Violet said this, and her tone suggested that she didn't really mind one bit.

What exactly does this mean? Does it imply that she was completely unaware of what was happening before her eyes?

Was the attitude the other party displayed somehow a warning to her?

At that moment, Old Hawke felt some guilt in his heart for what had transpired.

It was precisely because of his current situation that he was exceedingly cautious about what was happening.

At that moment, Violet suddenly demonstrated tremendous magnanimity, a gesture that could even be described as exceptionally generous.

But what did this mean, and what kind of decision should one make when faced with such a situation?

In other words, which course of action would be most fitting for people to take?

Old Hawke dared not make hasty conclusions based on what had transpired before his eyes.