Chapter 779

The people in Towers were not accustomed to spending their New Year this way. It was
Yale’s first time watching the New Year Gala programs on TV. He did not understand many of the jokes,
so he tried hard to listen and understand.

Sage was starting to feel sleepy from watching the shows, but she smiled as she turned her head and
saw Yale’s concentration. He looked so serious, like he was watching some military documentary.
“Yale, aren’t you sleepy yet?” Yale finally shifted his gaze from the TV to Sage. He shook his head
softly and said, “Not yet.” Sage looked at his restrained look and quietly scolded Tim in her heart. Yale
was Tim’s friend and brother-in-law, but he went upstairs to sleep alone instead of entertaining him.

“Let’s talk,” Sage suggested. Otherwise, she did not know how to spend the long night,

Yale’s eyes glowed beautifully in the white light. He looked like he was wearing contacts,

He nodded, “Chat about what?”

Sage was rendered speechless. She could not start an awkward conversation, so she changed her
suggestion, “How about a game?”

She thought about it for a while. The maid who was still awake was already playing some small games
amongst themself. She asked them, “Do you have any coins?” The girls searched around their pockets.
Not many people carry cash these days, let alone coins.

“Ah. I have one here.” A maid found a golden coin in her pocket and showed it to her. “Miss, is this fifty
cents okay?”

Sage stiffened when she saw the fifty-cent coin. Her past with Jace flashed past her eyes.” Here’s fifty
cents. Keep the change.”



Once upon a time, when Jace came to Nadeem City looking for her after their divorce, she sent him off
with a fifty-cent coin. Thinking about it again, Sage smiled. She really had a sharp tongue back then.
Yale looked at her smile and froze. Her smile tonight was small. She only pressed her lips slightly when
she smiled. Her previous small smiles were not as sincere as this joyful smile from her heart. What did
she think of? Who did she think of? “It’s okay. Give it to me.” Sage took the fifty-cent coin and tossed it
in her hand. Then, she turned to Yale and invited him, “Let’s start.” “The game is simple. The coin has
two sides. One person chooses one side. When it’s flipped to your side, the other person gets to ask a
question.”

Yale looked like he did not understand it very well, so she explained it to him again in

Yathenese.

Yale nodded. “I see. I choose heads.”

“Okay. I’m the tails then.” Sage threw the coin in the air and caught it in her palms. Pop. When she
opened it, both of them looked at it in unison. It was the heads.

“Okay. I have a question for you.” Sage gave it a thought and decided to ask an interesting question to
liven the mood. “You’ve known Tim for years. Have you ever wanted to strangle him to death?”

Yale listened carefully and answered seriously, “Not until that extent, but there were times when I
wanted to beat him up.” “Yeah.” Sage felt like she had found a friend. She lowered her voice and
muttered, “I find him very annoying sometimes too.” Yale gave it a thought and suggested, “Once I get
better, why don’t I tie him up and let you beat him up?” Sage was lost for words. She held back her
laughter and asked, “How about now?” Yale said slowly with a serious face, “I’m not recovered yet. I’m
not strong enough to fight him now.”



“Pft! Hahaha…” Sage could not help laughing and even fell on the sofa. The maids were shocked and
turned their heads in unison. Was Sage out of her mind?


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