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Enzo relaxed in Pizzo with fresh wine before receiving a letter from Isabella inviting him to the garden. Although instructed to meet Luca at the stables, I prioritized the side quest with Isabella. Their quiet meeting was abruptly crashed by Tino, who threatened Enzo before escorting Isabella away.
It was a new chapter named Pizzo, where Enzo was seen drinking fresh wine while people were moving fresh grapes around the estate.
And suddenly Enzo pulled out a letter from his pocket, sent by Isabella, thanking him for saving her. The lady also asked him to meet her in the garden if he wanted to talk again.
While Enzo was reading the letter, this man named Alfio mentioned Luca was looking for him out by the stables, asking why he was not sending Enzo a note directly.
My main objective was to meet Luca at the stables, while a side quest involved meeting Isabella in the garden. I ran for the stables directly, where I found Gasparre, the man who look after the horses, who confirmed that Luca was looking for Enzo inside.
Suddenly I had a change of mind, thinking I should meet Isabella in the garden first before meeting Luca, because the side quest might vanish if I proceed with the main objective.
I started running for the garden, knowing it could be risky since Luca had clearly warned that Enzo should not be seen around Isabella.
After reaching the garden, Enzo found Isabella reading a book inside, and she was happy to see him there. Enzo mentioned that meeting like this might not be a good idea and that he needed to be careful and work hard.
While they were still having their conversation, Tino suddenly reached the spot and demanded to know what Enzo was doing there, to which Enzo claimed he was just looking for Luca.
Tino then threatened Enzo, warning him that sneaking around where he doesn't belong would be the last thing he ever does. He also reminded Isabella of her status before both of them left the garden, leaving Enzo behind alone.
Well, I seriously thought this could be worse. But, I'm glad that noting serious happened... yet. And we definitely should take this as a warning.
To be continued.
