“No, I don’t. Mr. Adams is already engaged. Please don’t read too much into it.”

Seymour raised his eyebrows, clearly taken aback. Vincent was engaged? Despite spending so much time with them since his rescue, Seymour couldn’t recall ever hearing a word about Vincent having a fiancée.

Observing Katelyn’s composed yet distant expression, Seymour let out a gentle sigh.

“If that’s the case, you should steer clear of him and set your sights elsewhere. There are countless other men out there.”

Katelyn let out a faint sigh, her tone tinged with resignation.

“Seymour, for now, my only priority is building my career. Anything else would only get in the way.”

Even if there was a spark of emotion for Vincent lingering in her heart, she knew it could never lead to anything more.

The thought of being a third party had always been something she abhorred, and she refused to compromise that steadfast principle. It was a rule she had always followed.

Seymour understood that Katelyn wouldn’t admit it at this moment, but with Vincent already engaged, there was no reason to press the matter further. Katelyn deserved far more than to get caught up in a situation that wasn’t hers, to begin with.

With a chuckle, Seymour said, “Okay.”

Katelyn eased back into the sofa, her face calm and focused, before addressing Seymour with a serious tone.

“Seymour, have you heard of the T Organization?”

The group was cloaked in secrecy, making it an enigma to most. Katelyn had long been determined to uncover vital details, yet every attempt to dig deeper had hit an unyielding wall.

Up until now, only Sophia had stepped into the light, and her mere presence had already caused significant upheaval. The thought of the hidden forces moving in full force left Katelyn deeply concerned. Such an event could unleash disastrous consequences.

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Seymour, caught off guard, was left in shock. He stared at Katelyn, his eyes wide with surprise.

“Have you had any dealings with them?”

Katelyn gave a small nod, the realization sinking in that Seymour knew more than she expected.

Seymour’s face grew serious, and a deep sigh escaped him.

“This organization has been around for ages. I’m not sure who leads them now. They were destroyed by the last king and vanished completely, but now they’ve come back from the shadows.”

A sense of disappointment washed over Katelyn. She had believed that Seymour might hold some valuable insider knowledge. But now, it seemed her hope had been nothing more than a faint illusion.

Before Katelyn could respond, Seymour spoke again.

“What did they want when they came after you?” His gaze softened with worry as he turned to Katelyn.

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