The Female CEO's Personal Bodyguard

Chapter 2064: Chapter 2064: Leaving a Letter for the Future

”Just the three of you going?”

In the back garden of the Celestial Palace, Carson Flores was cooking delicacies, awaited by the women and disciples of Carson.

Shirley Miller stood beside Carson, her eyes tender yet worried: ”Will it be very dangerous, do you really have to go?”

While flipping the food in the pot, Carson replied: ”Each of us has people and things we care about. I don’t want anything to happen to the White Crane Immortal Sect, my master, my senior brother, and sister. You surely don’t want anything to happen to the Thousand Flowers Palace, and Yueyue doesn’t want anything to happen to the Divine Wood Palace. Now that we have this opportunity, we naturally have to try our best. Otherwise, when we hear about the various tragedies in the Thunder Immortal Realm years later, I’m afraid we will all feel guilty and regretful, right?”

Shirley looked into Carson’s eyes and silently lowered her gaze.

She knew Carson too well.

Ignoring the safety of family and friends, only caring about oneself and running away—is that Carson?

No, it isn’t!

Carson would never do such a thing. He would go all out for the people and things he cared about!

Now that they’ve captured Sergio Wilkins and obtained the bargaining chips for negotiation, due to the influence of Sergio’s father, everyone sees the possibility of reaching an agreement. In such circumstances, how could Carson give up?

”Then you must be careful, and also, leave them an address. If one day it becomes untenable here, wouldn’t it be possible for them to find you in the Ten Thousand Immortals Domain?”

Carson laughed: ”I left a message, announcing the Sect Uncle Yao is about to join. If they really arrive at the Ten Thousand Immortals Domain one day, finding Uncle Yao naturally means finding us.”

Selah Ellison Venerable One nodded, agreeing.

Finding Nico Weaver naturally means finding Carson. After all, Nico Weaver’s daughter is also Carson’s woman, isn’t she?

Whether Cristopher Hopkins is living with Carson or not, Nico Weaver cannot possibly not know where his son-in-law is, right?

Carson sighed: ”When I left the White Crane Immortal Sect, I thought about traveling all over the Thunder Immortal Realm to visit my senior brother and sisters. But until now, I’ve only met my second senior brother, Elijah White. I haven’t even visited my eldest senior brother and sister, and I don’t even know where our master is now. Thinking of these, I feel my ability is too limited and cannot accomplish what I want to do.”

Samantha Tate held Carson’s arm, comforting him softly: ”Brother, things go awry more often than not in life, don’t rush. You’ve already left them a message. If they truly get the chance to reach higher, they’ll definitely come looking for you.”

”What you’re doing now is to protect their safety, isn’t it? To let them live freely and not be bullied by the Three Saints Sect. If they knew, they would certainly be very grateful to you.”

Carson nodded silently. Indeed, he could not change this matter.

He wrote very clearly in the letter that if they encountered danger or felt unhappy in the Sect, they could go to the Ten Thousand Immortals Domain. Specifically, they could directly find the Celestial Palace. If there were any entanglements with the Sect, it could be left to the Celestial Palace to handle everything.

But Carson knew, even if they received his letter, they might not go to the Ten Thousand Immortals Domain.

Carson knew their personalities too well.

When they ascended to the Thunder Immortal Realm, knowing Carson had already inherited the Heavenly Sword and become its heir, further becoming the junior uncle at the White Crane Immortal Sect and the master of the Heavenly Sword Peak, none of them chose to join the White Crane Immortal Sect. Instead, they went to different Sects.

They made such choices not because the White Crane Immortal Sect was not strong enough, but because they didn’t want to hold Carson back.

Carson actually didn’t mind, but they did.

They only wished to pave their way through their abilities, never thinking of taking advantage of their junior brother.

Because of this, Carson believed, even if his letters reached their hands, given their character, they wouldn’t readily leave and head directly to the Ten Thousand Immortals Domain.

Who doesn’t have bonds?

Who can just leave carefree, singing all the way?

But this was all Carson could do. He couldn’t exactly have someone kidnap them, could he?

Besides, as long as Carson heads to the God Immortal Domain and resolves the troubles with the Three Saints Sect, it wouldn’t be fine for them to stay in the various Great Sects of the Thunder Immortal Realm?

In the letter Carson sent them, he explained the current situation and described the future scenario, giving them the most genuine advice.

Within two years, they could join Uncle Yao and others in leaving the Celestial Palace for the High Immortal Realm.

What happens once they reach the High Immortal Realm?

At the Celestial Level, would they be afraid of not getting by?

Even if they didn’t join another Sect, living on their own should not pose any problem, right?

After finishing the letters to those he cared about the most, Carson let out a long sigh of relief.

Counting the time, it’s been less than twenty years since he came to the Thunder Immortal Realm. His journey from a Human Immortal to a Heavenly Immortal—such speed would amaze any cultivator.

Reflecting on the things he’d done over the years, Carson felt quite sentimental.

For how he’s handled it, he should have done okay, right?