INFINITE MONEY - I Will Buy Everything

It closed her mouth with its shadow-like hands and gtly said to her, "I have a message for you."

Th it showed a little piece of paper and handed it to her.

Diana took it and the shadow released its grip over her mouth. But this time Diana did not scream as she could feel that the shadow didn't have any aggressive behavior.

Diana was about to op the paper and read it but the shadow stopped her.

"Do not read it over here. There are too many ears in the palace and too many eyes outside the streets.

Read it at a place you feel most secure and do not tell about this to anyone until you have read it."

Diana had a lot of questions about who it was and where it came from and she was about to ask the shadow but wh she looked up she didn't see the shadow anymore.

She looked a her and saw that she was completely alone in the long hallway.

The emptiness of the hallway made her feel more unease than the shadow from before.

She came outside to the main gate to find the car reserved for her and immediately got in. She didn't ev greet the driver and told him to go straight home.

The driver was slightly confused as the young lady would always greet him aside from a few special circumstances but only took it as her not remembering it or nothing really.

Diana quickly rode home to get out of the car and quickly go towards her room.

She bypassed the many servants whom she sometimes had to stop and talk to as they called out to her.

She was in a hurry but she didn't let herself be fooled again by the circumstances and until she knew what the contts of the piece of paper was she would act as if nothing ever happed and everything was as it should be.

"Yes, Miss Blearning, I would like to have my music lessons at the already assigned time. I am quite stumped so I would like to rest for a bit."

"Of course, Miss. You should think about your health first before anything else. Please go on and I will come for you at the correct time." An old but sweet voice said to Diana.

"Thank you Miss Blearning."

Diana said to her music teacher and quickly fled that place to come to her room and close the door. But she didn't lock it as if the contts of the paper were to be something dangerous th she would need an escape route.

She sat in front of the dressing table and looked at the piece of paper in front of her eyes. She hesitated whether to read it or not.

Because if the piece of paper had something very scandalous in it and if she were to know about it th it would immediately become very problematic for her.

But she also didn't want anyone else to be beside her. If the contts of the paper already had something scandalous and if she were to had any connections with it th having someone beside her would only act in the opposite sse for her.

She looked at the paper before she took in with shaking hands and gave it one last look before quickly unfolding it.

It was a letter with no name in it. But she read it with the utmost conctration.

I hope that this letter finds you in good health and at the correct momt. I will not say in this letter who I am nor who I am giving this letter to.

Not because I am someone incriminating but that I don't want anyone to know that I had contacted someone and worst, that someone happed to be you.

Maybe I am someone incriminating in your eyes.

As Diana read the letter she could feel the remorseful feeling there was in it but read the next words as it seemed to contain something important.

But I will still give you an inkling of who I am but until you have read what I wrote and completely understand what I said please don't tell anyone of who I am… not to anyone.

After that you are free to do whatever you want to do with this letter. You can burn it or give it to someone for investigation.

Alright, without wasting anymore I will tell you I am.

The momt Diana read up to this momt, she automatically became very cautious about her surings and read the letter carefully.

Remember the time wh two people were young and it was their first greeting. The younger one was slightly apprehsive of the older one before him as he didn't know her yet.

But the older one was young too but wise and caring ough to talk to the young one and showed that person that she cared much.

And everytime the older one came she always had some kind of food or chocolate that she gave to the younger one.

Not only that but the older person also helped the younger one very much. Simply like that, both people became close as time wt on.

And to make it more simple to you, both this person hated a small boy who was very haughty and was too prideful of who he was and especially because of his mother.

Diana still didn't realize who it was, Until the letter talked about the boy and she immediately wided her eyes as she knew who it was.

'WILLIAM!! It's him, I'm sure of it. Nobody other than us had op hate for Leopold.'

'But… how did he write this and most importantly who was it that gave me the letter.'

Diana immediately shook her head out of those thoughts.

'No, it doesn't matter who gave it, all it matters is that he is fine.'

If you still hav't realized who I am th you should probably stop reading it as I see no point in telling someone who already forgot me.

Diana smiled at the small joke.

But if you realize me th I am not writing this letter because I want to tell you that HE was wrong about me. I don't have any proof to give to you anyways.

I wrote to you to tell you that I am fine and you should stop worrying about me and move on.

I know that you are searching for me but for the time being I don't want anyone to look for me. Especially not THEM.

I am going to stop writing anymore but I will give you one last warning.

Do not believe what the Gold Rott Tree says.

Diana turned the paper backwards and saw that there was nothing left.

She sighed as she wanted to read more, know more but for now she took his last words to heart and looked at the letter in her hand.

She wanted to keep the letter close to her but knew that she couldn't do that.

The letter that was in her hands suddly started to burn until only ashes were left.