Villain MMORPG: Almighty Devil Emperor and His Seven Demonic Wives Chapter 724 Not Even A Donkey Falls Into The Same Hole Twice

Villain Ch 724. Not Even A Donkey Falls Into The Sa Hole Twice

Jas couldn't help but interject, a teasing grin spreading across his face. "You an you?" he quipped, earning a playful glare from Allen.

"I won't say that," Allen replied with a smirk. "That's not for to be the one to judge, but yes, I tried to make her happy and what I got was betrayal," he admitted, his voice devoid of emotion. Despite the weight of his words, there was a sense of detachnt in his tone, as if he had long since made peace with the reality of Sophia's true nature.

"Is that the reason why you don't want to forgive her?" Noah prodded, his tone still teasing.

"A donkey even doesn't fall into the sa hole twice," Allen quipped, his voice laced with a hint of bitterness. "And she ended up doing the sa thing to Elio now," he reminded them, his words heavy with disappointnt.

Jas and Noah exchanged uneasy glances, grappling with the implications of Sophia's actions.

"Ugh… now that I think about it, I feel sorry for Elio," Noah muttered, his frustration evident in his voice. "He defended Sophia wholeheartedly yet this is what he got," he grumbled, shaking his head in disbelief.

"Oi, we're also on the sa page as him," Jas interjected, his tone firm but sympathetic. "We all got duped by Sophia's act."

"I feel bad for you guys," Allen admitted, his expression softening. "I hope this drama will end soon. I know you are in a difficult position," he added, his words tinged with concern. He finished his drink and stood up.

"You want to leave already?" a female voice suddenly piped up from behind Noah and Jas. It was Mila, her eyes bright with curiosity as she joined the conversation.

"Yeah, I plan to solo hunt," Allen replied nonchalantly, his gaze shifting to et Mila's.

Mila's expression faltered for a mont before she mustered up the courage to ask, "Can I co?"

"No," Allen responded bluntly, shaking his head slightly. "Our levels are too far apart, and I'm not a healer," he reminded her.

Mila's shoulders slumped slightly at the rejection, but she quickly recovered with a small nod. "Oh, okay," she muttered, trying to hide her disappointnt.

"Can we co?" Noah asked, raising his hand eagerly as he exchanged a hopeful glance with Jas.

Allen turned to them, eyebrows raised in surprise. "I thought you guys said you just wanted to hang out this ti? Besides, with all the drama going on, I'm not interested in getting involved in it," he stated firmly, his tone reflecting his lack of enthusiasm for the current situation.

"You make a good point," Noah muttered, deflating slightly at Allen's response.

"But you can be famous for that," Jas chid in, his eyes gleaming with mischief as he nudged Noah playfully.

Noah shot Jas a pointed look, clearly unimpressed by his friend's attempt at humor.

"Don't give that look," Jas protested, holding up his hands in mock surrender. "It's a marketing strategy to increase his personal branding. I'm just giving my opinion," he added with an innocent smile, though his eyes twinkled mischievously.

Allen couldn't help but shake his head in amusent. "Thanks for the suggestion, but I think I'll pass," he replied, flashing them both a wry grin.

Noah and Jas exchanged a knowing glance before nodding in understanding. "Fair enough," Noah conceded, while Jas simply shrugged in agreent.

Mila hesitantly grabbed Allen's hand, her fingers trembling slightly. "C-Can we talk for a mont?" she asked in a stamred voice, her eyes darting nervously between Allen and the others.

"We are talking," Allen replied, raising an eyebrow in confusion.

"Without them," Mila clarified, casting a quick glance at Noah and Jas.

Allen let out a small sigh, sensing the seriousness in Mila's tone. After a mont of hesitation, he finally nodded in agreent.

They moved to a quieter corner of the tavern, away from the prying ears of Noah and Jas. Mila took a deep breath, steeling herself for the conversation ahead.

"Yesterday, I--- I didn't an it. I never thought it would end like that," Mila began, her words tumbling out in a rush as she struggled to express herself.

"You already said that yesterday," Allen reminded her, his voice gentle but firm.

"Yes, but I think you don't understand my position," Mila persisted, her voice tinged with frustration as she searched for the right words to convey her thoughts.

"Did Jas and Noah force you?" Allen asked, his tone soft but probing.

Mila bit her lower lip nervously, her eyes flickering with uncertainty. "It can't be said like that…" she replied, her voice barely above a whisper.

"Then what? You have clearly planned it well and you have even investigated my family background. I don't understand what made you guys go that far," Allen stated, a hint of disappointnt coloring his words.

"I want to know more about you, Allen. Including your family. That's why…" Mila's voice trailed off, her cheeks flushing with embarrassnt as she struggled to articulate her thoughts.

"After your attempt, you wouldn't think I would believe you that easily, did you?" Allen pressed, his gaze unwavering.

"No," Mila admitted, lowering her head in sha. "I just..." Her words faltered, her mind scrambling to find the right explanation.

He sighed heavily and put his hand through her hair. Mila couldn't help but notice her gentle gesture, prompting her to turn towards him, confusion etched on her face.

"Why?" she asked softly.

Allen t her gaze with a weary expression, his eyes reflecting a mix of irritation and discomfort. "If you start crying here, it's going to be a whole ordeal. But to be honest, I'm not exactly thrilled about the fact that you went behind my back with that investigation," he stated bluntly, his tone tinged with reproach.

Mila's shoulders slumped slightly, her expression remorseful. "I'm sorry," she murmured, her voice barely above a whisper.

Allen softened slightly at her apology, realizing that perhaps his words had co off harsher than intended. "Look, Mila. It's not that I don't appreciate your efforts to understand better. But there are boundaries, you know?" he explained, his tone gentler this ti.

Mila nodded in silence. She felt a wave of warmth wash over her, lting away the tension and guilt that had been gnawing at her. His simple gesture of reassurance sparked a glimr of hope in her heart, filling her with gratitude for his understanding.

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At the sa ti, at the entrance of the tavern, Sophia's heart sank as she caught sight of Allen and Mila standing together in an intimate conversation. A pang of jealousy surged through her, igniting a fire of resentnt within her chest. She watched them from afar, her gaze filled with longing and frustration.

Seeing Allen's comforting gesture towards Mila only fueled her envy, stirring up a whirlwind of emotions within her. Sophia clenched her fists, her jaw set with determination as she vowed to win back Allen's attention, no matter what it took.