Summary of Chapter 3671 – A turning point in Find me in your labyrinth (Stella and Jonathan) by Lucy
Chapter 3671 immerses the reader in an emotional journey within the world of Find me in your labyrinth (Stella and Jonathan), written by Lucy. With the hallmarks of Novel literature, this chapter balances emotion, tension, and revelation. Perfect for readers seeking narrative depth and authentic human connections.
By the time Kane Galloway fully lifted the cage out of the box, Marina Evert, despite bracing herself, was completely dumbfounded. Crouched inside the cage was a massive, goofy-looking goose.
Marina stared at it in stunned silence.
Kane looked equally surprised. "Grandpa Wallace said it was something highly valuable. He was worried it might get damaged in shipping, so he asked me to bring it over personally. It didn't make a single sound the entire drive!"
Marina quickly texted her grandfather. *Grandpa, I got the delivery from Kane. But what is the meaning of sending me a giant goose?*
Grandpa Wallace replied almost instantly. *What goose? That is a wild swan!*
Marina turned her head to study the dopey bird in the cage, feeling even more bewildered.
No matter how she looked at it, the bird was just plain silly. Where was the majestic grace of a wild swan?
*Did someone scam you?* Marina typed back.
Grandpa Wallace sent a voice memo, his tone laced with a hearty chuckle. "Can you guess why I had Kane specifically deliver a wild swan to you?"
*Because you got scammed, felt bad throwing it away, and didn't want the headache of keeping it, so you dumped it on me!* Marina replied.
That response must have annoyed him, because he didn't text back.
Kane poured a little water into the cage's tray, looking caught between amusement and exasperation. "It's a good thing I drove here. If he had actually shipped it, this goose—I mean, swan—would have suffocated after two days in a dark box."
The bird stood up, drank some water, and shook out its feathers. Looking instantly revived, it tilted its head back and let out a long, piercing honk.
The hoarse, echoing sound instantly ripped through the restaurant. Every single diner turned their heads to stare at their table.
Marina wanted the ground to swallow her whole.
She hurriedly shoved the cage beneath the table and gave it a light kick. "Quiet. If you honk again, I'm sending you to the kitchen to be roasted!"
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