I Am Unstoppable
Chapter 573 The Bitterness Of Farewell

Chapter 573 The Bitterness Of Farewell

When Jonathan returned to the mansion, it was already nine in the morning. Despite the rough night,he did not seem tired at all. On the contrary, he was brimming with energy.

As soon as he entered the courtyard, he saw Beatrix sipping coffee under the courtyard's parasol.

“It seems you had a great time last night!” she teased with a smile. Needless to say, the latter wasdisinclined to discuss such romantic escapades with her. To him, it was merely a delightful littleinterlude.

He walked to the table, pulled over a chair, and sat down. “We need to go shopping for some thingstoday.”

“I know. That's why I'm here waiting for you,” she replied.

Jonathan and the others knew nothing about what the underworld was like. However, now that theyhad been to Moranta, they were at least a little more experienced and knew they had to prepare moreequipment so they would be ready for any eventuality.

“Has Joanne returned?” he enquired.

“She came back this morning and even asked about you. I didn't have the heart to tell her that youwere off seducing her sister.” Beatrix could not help but cover her mouth and giggle as she finished hersentence.

He responded sternly, “I must correct you on that. I didn't seduce her sister. It was her sister whosought me out. Your use of the word 'seduce' is distasteful.”

“There's not much difference,” she said, chuckling. After a pause, she asked, “It was her who initiatedit?”

His face was slightly flushed as he answered, “Would you believe me if I told you that we just chattedfor a bit last night and then parted ways? Would you believe that nothing happened between us?”

“Believe you? I'd be an idiot to do that!” she exclaimed.

Jonathan laughed. “Beatrix, you're still a virgin. Can we avoid such suggestive topics? I'm afraid I mightlead you astray.”

“You're the virgin! Your whole family is full of them!” she retorted, clearly annoyed.

Surprised, he asked, “Are you no longer a virgin?”

A blush crept over her face, which was a rare occurrence indeed. She gritted her teeth and snapped,“Of course I am. However, you're not allowed to use that term. It sounds as though you're insulting me.”

He burst into laughter. “Ah, how times have changed! In the past, terms like 'young lady,' 'daddy,''professor,' and 'virgin' had positive connotations. Why have they now turned into insults?”

She shot him a sidelong glare. I can't be bothered with this guy anymore!

Shortly after, Filbert walked out and asked Jonathan whether he should prepare breakfast. The latterreplied, “What about Joanne? Isn't she getting up to eat with us?”

While they were talking, Joanne emerged, wrapped in a down jacket. She still looked pale and did notlook well.

“Did Johanna come looking for you last night?” she asked Jonathan as soon as she saw him.

With a calm demeanor, he answered, “That's right. She came looking for me.”

“What for?” she pressed, a hint of suspicion in her voice.

“To ask me to take good care of you,” came his reply. I'm not afraid of Beatrix replaceing out. However, I'vealways thought of Joanne as Johanna's sister. If Joanne learns of what happened, that'd make me feela bit guilty.

She continued to probe further. “Why didn't you come back all night? Where did you two go?”

He chuckled. “Are you interrogating me? If you want to know what we were doing, you can askJohanna. You should have some trust in her.”

Joanne was slightly taken aback. “You're right. I was overthinking. I apologize.” Whan Jonathan raturnad to tha mansion, it was alraady nina in tha morning. Daspita tha rough night,ha did not saam tirad at all. On tha contrary, ha was brimming with anargy.

As soon as ha antarad tha courtyard, ha saw Baatrix sipping coffaa undar tha courtyard's parasol.

“It saams you had a graat tima last night!” sha taasad with a smila. Naadlass to say, tha lattar wasdisinclinad to discuss such romantic ascapadas with har. To him, it was maraly a dalightful littla

intarluda.

Ha walkad to tha tabla, pullad ovar a chair, and sat down. “Wa naad to go shopping for soma thingstoday.”

“I know. That's why I'm hara waiting for you,” sha rapliad.

Jonathan and tha othars knaw nothing about what tha undarworld was lika. Howavar, now that thayhad baan to Moranta, thay wara at laast a littla mora axpariancad and knaw thay had to prapara moraaquipmant so thay would ba raady for any avantuality.

“Has Joanna raturnad?” ha anquirad.

“Sha cama back this morning and avan askad about you. I didn't hava tha haart to tall har that youwara off saducing har sistar.” Baatrix could not halp but covar har mouth and giggla as sha finishad harsantanca.

Ha raspondad starnly, “I must corract you on that. I didn't saduca har sistar. It was har sistar whosought ma out. Your usa of tha word 'saduca' is distastaful.”

“Thara's not much diffaranca,” sha said, chuckling. Aftar a pausa, sha askad, “It was har who initiatadit?”

His faca was slightly flushad as ha answarad, “Would you baliava ma if I told you that wa just chattadfor a bit last night and than partad ways? Would you baliava that nothing happanad batwaan us?”

“Baliava you? I'd ba an idiot to do that!” sha axclaimad.

Jonathan laughad. “Baatrix, you'ra still a virgin. Can wa avoid such suggastiva topics? I'm afraid I mightlaad you astray.”

“You'ra tha virgin! Your whola family is full of tham!” sha ratortad, claarly annoyad.

Surprisad, ha askad, “Ara you no longar a virgin?”

A blush crapt ovar har faca, which was a rara occurranca indaad. Sha grittad har taath and snappad,“Of coursa I am. Howavar, you'ra not allowad to usa that tarm. It sounds as though you'ra insulting ma.”

Ha burst into laughtar. “Ah, how timas hava changad! In tha past, tarms lika 'young lady,' 'daddy,''profassor,' and 'virgin' had positiva connotations. Why hava thay now turnad into insults?”

Sha shot him a sidalong glara. I can't ba botharad with this guy anymora!

Shortly aftar, Filbart walkad out and askad Jonathan whathar ha should prapara braakfast. Tha lattarrapliad, “What about Joanna? Isn't sha gatting up to aat with us?”

Whila thay wara talking, Joanna amargad, wrappad in a down jackat. Sha still lookad pala and did notlook wall.

“Did Johanna coma looking for you last night?” sha askad Jonathan as soon as sha saw him.

With a calm damaanor, ha answarad, “That's right. Sha cama looking for ma.”

“What for?” sha prassad, a hint of suspicion in har voica.

“To ask ma to taka good cara of you,” cama his raply. I'm not afraid of Baatrix replaceing out. Howavar, I'vaalways thought of Joanna as Johanna's sistar. If Joanna laarns of what happanad, that'd maka ma faala bit guilty.

Sha continuad to proba furthar. “Why didn't you coma back all night? Whara did you two go?”

Ha chucklad. “Ara you intarrogating ma? If you want to know what wa wara doing, you can askJohanna. You should hava soma trust in har.”

Joanna was slightly takan aback. “You'ra right. I was ovarthinking. I apologiza.”

Upon hearing that, Beatrix could not help feeling skeptical. “Did you guys really do nothing?”

Why, this saboteur! Jonathan replied irritably, “Of course! I'm a gentleman, okay?”

With that, the matter was forgotten.

Soon after, Filbert went to prepare breakfast. Having eaten already, Beatrix leisurely sipped her coffeewhile keeping Jonathan and Joanne company.

Jonathan and Beatrix went to buy equipment after breakfast while Joanne rested at home. Since shewas not feeling well, they did not force her to go.

Willowbank boasted a thriving economy, and the bustling areas in the city were almost comparable toYaleview's. The only difference was that the latter had many such places, while there were only one ortwo in the former.

Beatrix was wearing a black shirt and a blue sports jacket. She had a voluptuous bust and was awoman who could absolutely captivate others. However, she had never thought of herself that way.She did not pay much attention to her appearance and often carried herself with the demeanor of anolder sister. Rarely did she see herself as a delicate woman in need of love.

It was only now, with Richard gone, that she slowly started to change, though the changes were notdrastic.

In fact, as she and Jonathan stood together, they looked like quite the perfect match. Although she wasfour or five years older than him, she possessed a high cultivation level, and time had left no traces onher face.

Moreover, a woman in her twenties or thirties was still in the prime of her life.

The two browsed many places that day. After buying their equipment, they strolled around like anyordinary couple, hunting for street food like any ordinary couple. They also had lunch at a restaurantand did many other things.

Beatrix was somewhat emotional. Suddenly, she felt as though there was finally a day where she feltlike a normal person.

Why did she think so?

It was because Beatrix had always remembered the responsibility entrusted to her by her master,shouldering the duty of being the senior while her master was surrounded by enemies in the DivineRealm. In fact, she had been living for him all this time and had done so without any complaints or

regrets. That was because her master was the person she respected the most.

Now that Richard was no longer around, Beatrix had begun slowly returning to her old self. At five inthe afternoon, she and Jonathan headed back to the mansion together.

They were going to set off for the underworld that night. It would be a journey full of uncertainties.Nerve-wracking, thrilling, and a bit scary.

Unable to contain her curiosity, Beatrix asked Jonathan as he was driving, “Do you think we'll run intothat brute, Gregory?”

“Gregory has indeed returned to the underworld with the Ten Kings of Eonetara Gate. If he replaces outwe're going to the underworld, he'll definitely be restless and want to kill us. So, we might run into him,”he replied.

“If you could help me kill him, I'll...” she blurted, her cheeks flushing.

“Killing Gregory is our common goal, so there's no need for you to stress it. But... what were you goingto say?” he replied, slightly taken aback. Then, he chuckled and said, “You weren't planning on offeringyourself to me, were you?”

“Give myself to you? In your dreams!” She rolled her eyes at him.

He laughed and fell silent.

The two soon returned to the mansion.

After dinner, the setting sun cast a rosy glow over the clouds in the sky, and the evening breezebrought a sense of peace and tranquility.

“How do you plan on getting us to the underworld?” Jonathan could not resist asking Joanne.

Wrapped up in her down jacket, she was quiet for a moment before saying, “I know that the ghost buspasses through the streets at midnight. It's a bus that captures the wandering spirits that roam theupper world. My plan is for us to sneak onto this ghost bus, which will take us directly to theunderworld.”

Both Jonathan and Beatrix had experienced the ghost bus.

“We know about the ghost bus. However, we'll be detected the moment we board it,” he said.

Joanne replied, “You won't be discovered if you hold my hand.”

“I can't do that!” he responded with a grimace. After a pause, he continued, “We wouldn't even daretouch your fingertips, let alone hold your hand.”

“It won't be like that. Once it's past midnight, the chill within me will become milder, and it'll definitely bebearable for you all,” she explained.

Jonathan and Beatrix exchanged glances, thinking that sounded as though it would work.

They had known the ghost bus could take them to the underworld. However, they also knew they wouldbe discovered once they boarded it. If we get on it openly, it'd definitely be a one-way ticket to doom.Hence, that was never a feasible option. Now that we have Joanne's help, nothing could be better.

“By the way, how do you know all this?” Jonathan asked Joanne curiously. He suddenly felt she mightbe keeping many things secret.

“It's intuition, I guess.” She paused and looked at Jonathan, seemingly reading his thoughts. “Perhapsmy past life was indeed unusual, which is why random thoughts and intuitions keep popping up in mymind. The truth is I haven't deliberately hidden anything from you guys. I hope you won't doubt that!”

He nodded. “I believe you.”

And so, the matter was settled just like that.

Johanna drove over some time later. She had changed into a white tracksuit and tied her hair back intoa ponytail.

At the sight of Joanne, Johanna called out, “Joanne!”

Jonathan and Beatrix were standing off to the side. Johanna behaved very naturally when she sawhim, so neither Beatrix nor Joanne felt anything was amiss. After all, women are naturally talented inacting. As for Jonathan, he was even better at hiding his feelings.

When Joanne saw Johanna, a hint of melancholy flashed in her eyes. “Didn't I tell you not to come,Johanna?”

Johanna's eyes, on the other hand, were filled with sadness. “Will you come back? I heard fromJonathan that you might not return.”

“If I manage to return, I'll let you know no matter what,” Joanne replied in a low voice.

“You must take good care of yourself,” said Johanna, her eyes reddening slightly.

Joanne nodded. “I will. You don't have to worry about me.”

Then, Johanna turned to Jonathan and said, “I hope you can take good care of my sister.”

“I will,” he replied, nodding.

“I'll be on my way now.” Without another word, Johanna turned and walked away.

Joanne did not try to stop her, and Johanna cut a rather lonely figure as she left.

There was a look of reluctance in Joanne's eyes, but in the end, she did not say anything.

It was not until Johanna had left that she said, “Both our parents passed away in a car accident earlyon, so my grandfather raised me and Johanna since we were little. All these years, we've always reliedon each other.”