Come Here, Tyrant!

red the building.

“Oh my gosh…”

Annie took a deep breath after she finished appreciating with her eyes.
 The scent of roses that seeped deep into her lungs was breathtaking.

“It’s really pretty.
 How are the dried roses so fresh?”

“One by one, each one are carefully trimmed and then elaborately dried.”

The rose, dried in its original form, did not shed a single petal.
Rather, it seemed to have created a new beauty.

Perhaps the gardener has had quite a hard time.

Annie stood in front of the rose flowers and closed her eyes gently.
She came for a bazaar, but she felt like she received an unexpected surprise.

Annie didn’t know what to do in front of the rose, but she liked it.

Tap, tap.

At that time, two roses fell to the floor.

“May I keep the fallen ones?

Annie bent over and carefully picked up two, giving one to Carla first.

Carla grinned wide enough to see her white teeth.

“Thank you, My Lady.”

“Thank you too.”

There were no thorns.
It was clear that someone has trimmed it with great care.

Annie smiled as she stared at the rose wrapped around her hand.

“This is the first time that dried roses are more beautiful than fresh flowers.”

“That’s right, that’s right.”

The deep scent of roses tickled the tip of her nose.

Annie closed her eyes and admired the scent that made her even forget her nightmare.

“I’m glad I came.”

*

‘Annie… Our Annie’s… hair.
 Braided hair… Braids…”

Watching Annie from behind the tree, Ejed clutched his heart fiercely.

In the wind, the gold-rimmed glasses over his slim face fell onto the grass.

Now, as he stretched his arms out and tried to hurriedly pick up the glasses, a painful sound leaked out of Ejed’s mouth.

Not so long ago, grooming and drying the roses hurt his whole body, as if it had been beaten.
It was a case of serious overworkness that could not be avoided even by the emperor.

After that, it took enormous effort to decorate the building with the landscape architects, but Ejed came forward in person.

In fact, Ejed tried to raise his stiff body at dawn, but his back hurt so much that he couldn’t stand properly.