Even the quilt on her body had the same feel.
Lawrence Winters casually pulled the quilt open wider.
Inside the quilt, the duvet cover was even more flamboyant.
It was a gigantic black-and-white double-petaled lotus flower, printed on the duvet cover, near Alice Blythe's body.
The petals were drawn intricately and cramped, enough to trigger someone's fear of clusters.
Lawrence quickly covered the quilt, not wanting to see that double-petaled lotus flower.
The double-petaled lotus is one of the mascots of the Celestial Path Sect; what's the implication of printing it on the quilt?
Lawrence straightened up, filled with deep-seated resentment towards the person behind the scenes.
People of the Celestial Path Sect always emphasized doing good and accumulating virtue, but there were still degenerates who crawled and groveled, only willing to play accomplice.
Mrs. Blythe also carefully scrutinized her daughter, wanting to help Lawrence find out anything unusual.
