Rather Than The Son, I’ll Take The Father

tower and didn’t apologize.

So I was even more confused about what to do.

No matter what kind of reaction he had shown me, I’m not even going to think about why Aedis didn’t even tell me why.

Uhhhh…

It hurts because I can’t sleep because of that thought, and it’s painful because I was rejected by Aedis.

Even in the midst of this, Shaula ate up all the fruit in the basket.
It was annoying.

Sarah smiled and spoke to Shaula quite well.
She has been very kind to her since Shaula took me away from Gilbert.

After struggling alone, I finally couldn’t stand it and asked.

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“You know, Aedis and I.
How does it look?”

When asked, Sarah gave a cool answer.

“You look really good together! Seeing you two care about each other makes me happy too.”

Sarah finished her speech with a stern expression and looked into my eyes.

She seemed to be keeping in mind that I didn’t sleep in Aedis’s bedroom, which had become the couple’s bedroom.

“……”

“Lady Shaula? Lady Shaula, please say something too.”

When Sarah tapped her on the elbow, Shaula said, after swallowing the large flesh without chewing it.

“Uh huh, I think so too.
It seems more like a pathological obsession than cherishing?”

I don’t know who is pathologically obsessed with whom.

Me towards Aedis? Or Aedis towards me?

Either way, it was absurd.

Even when we were on good terms, neither me nor Aedis had ever hung up on each other.

……But I don’t know if we’ll be able to return as before.

Shaula laughed as she pondered whether to correct the plausible misunderstanding.

“At least in the future, he won’t be bothering Your Grace.”

He? Who are you talking about?

I waited for her to continue, but Shaula shrugged her shoulders.

Meaning she didn’t want to say anything more, so I asked her something else.

“Shaula, won’t you tell me where you were before you went to the quarry?”

Worried that I was going to tell her to stop eating the fruit as she replied, Shaula poured everything she had in her hands into her mouth.

And messing up her pronunciation, she said.

“I didn’t go to the desert.”

My eyes widened.

“But why didn’t you answer last time?”

“Just because?”

“Get out.”

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“I do it more because it’s fun since Your Grace responds so straightforwardly… I’m sorry! It’s true that I didn’t really go to the desert, but it wasn’t because there was nothing wrong with it!”

I gave her eyes full of disbelief and looked as if I wanted to chase her away.

“What did you do?”

Shaula hesitated uncomfortably.

“I’ve been catching and killing a lot…?”

“A magical beast?”

“A few magical beasts as well as a couple of people.”

“……”

In addition to that?

Shaula scratched her head shyly.

“A bounty request may have been issued.”

Ugh.
That might not be bad news.

Hearing those words, I said in a soft voice.
“Did you say bounty?”

“…Will you sell me over?”

You understood well.

 

***

 

Shaula, who had hunted beasts and killed some people at the same time, insisted that she did it because of her circumstances.

I got Shaula out and took care of the morning work.
I also checked the letters sent by Viscountess Ella and the small lord of the new Rosa estate.

Viscountess Ella found Sein Paisley, who was wandering between the Rosa and Lydia estates, and said that she would take charge of his education and life until he reached adulthood.

She also commented that she strongly supported the execution of Robson Paisley, who, she found out, had more criminal charges than Shaula.

Sein, who became the small lord of the Rosa estate, enclosed a report on how to manage the estate in the future, along with the letter.

While I was flipping through the report, the butler looked at me and muttered that he could feel the energy of the Lord.

Whether he knew or not, it was unwelcome.

I was trying with all my might to not think of Aedis while I was working.

I don’t know how long it has been since I felt sad.

You can tell me what’s going on.

Like If my cheeks touch his lips, I’ll be seriously ill or something!