Suddenly, Marquise's voice came from downstairs again, "Would you like a dance with me?"
"I ... can't dance."
"It doesn't matter. I'll teach you."
Emily gnawed at her fingernails and wondered whether to save the girl who was about to fall for Marquise's game. She didn't hear the girl's answer, assuming that the girl was probably hesitating.
Marquise added, "Don't be afraid. I'm not a bad guy."
Hearing this, Emily couldn't stand it anymore and picked up the flower pot beside her, throwing it at the well-dressed man downstairs.
Then there was a bang.
Quite a few people were frightened. A woman's scream sounded, mingled with Marquise's furious roar, "Who did this?"
Then the butler and the servants, as well as all the guests in the hall, rushed out, "What happened?"
Marquise clamped a hand to his forehead and gestured at the floor above, "Someone threw a flower pot at me!"
Maury frowned and said, "That can't be! Everyone is downstairs. There is no one upstairs."
"I'm sure someone is there! Do you dare to bring me upstairs to take a look?"
Marquise flushed with anger as he became a laughingstock in front of the woman he liked. He stared up at the second floor, swearing to find the person and give him a lesson!
Emily crouched behind a tall potted plant and attempted to tiptoe to her room.
Eliot walked out of the hall with a glass of wine in his hand and frowned, "Marquise, what's wrong with you?"
"Someone plotted against me and threw a pot at my head. I was lucky that I dodged it in time. Otherwise, I would have died here! I have to find out who did this! By the way, tell the butler to close the door. Don't let anyone leave!"
Emily immediately grabbed Vincent's coat and tried to pull him down, "Lower your voice."
Unexpectedly, Vincent did not squat but took a few steps to the edge of the balcony. He looked downstairs arrogantly and said in a different voice, "It's me. I accidentally dropped it just now." He paused and said flatly, "What? Did I hit something?"
Emily was shocked.
Everyone downstairs gulped, and then exclaimed in unison, "Mr. Vincent?"
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