?<strong>Chapter 673:</strong>


    “He haspletely lost his mind! I’ll personally drag him back to apologize to all of you!” Damari seethed, his body trembling with rage.


    Madisyn approached him gently. “Damari, please don’t be upset. I believe this situation is far moreplicated than it appears. I’ll get to the bottom of it.”


    “Madisyn, I’m truly sorry. I’m sure he only has you in his heart, yet today you’ve been so mistreated,” Damari said, a deep sense of shame washing over him.


    Madisyn spoke with conviction. “Damari, we all know what Andrew is capable of. The fact that he suddenly went to Aswil probably means they have already set their sights on him. I’ll find a way to help him.”


    Despite the embarrassment of the engagement ceremony, Madisyn remained poised, her mind racing to devise a n to assist Andrew.


    Damari was deeply moved, realizing just how fortunate Andrew was to have someone like her by his side. He handed a badge to Madisyn. “Take this.”


    Madisyn looked at it, her shock evident.


    Prestigious families typically had their own elite guards, and the Klein family’s were among the finest. They had poured significant resources into training these guards, deploying them only during critical moments; they were the very backbone of the family.


    She never imagined Damari would ce such trust in her by letting hermand them.


    Madisyn epted the badge without hesitation. “Thank you, Damari.”


    She understood that her opponent this time was none other than the royal family of Aswil. Having more allies would certainly be advantageous.


    ine’s concern was clearly visible. “Sweetheart, are you really going? We shoulde with you!”


    The Aswil royal family was no ordinary group. Despite Madisyn’s considerable skills, she was still a young woman. Confronting the royal family could be incredibly dangerous.


    “Don’t worry, Mom. I’ll assess the situation first,” Madisyn reassured her. “I won’t act recklessly. If too many of us go, it might attract unwanted attention.”


    ine wanted to say more, but Glenn quickly interjected, “Madisyn is right. If we all go, we might draw too much attention. We still don’t know what the Aswil royal family intends, and besides, Madisyn now has the elite guards of the Klein family backing her.”


    The Klein family’s guards were formidable, and they might not easily lose to Aswil’s.


    Reluctantly, ine nodded in agreement.


    Dane turned to Madisyn, his expression serious. “Madisyn, make sure to contact us immediately if anything happens.”


    “Okay, Dane, actually, I need to discuss something with you,” Madisyn replied.


    Dane raised an eyebrow, curiosity flickering in his gaze. They stepped aside, and he asked, “Are you going to talk about Hector?”


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