Haunted Duke’s Daughter

37

That being said, I can understand what you’re trying to say. I suppose you want to say that Lilia used to do something similar to whoever sent this paper. It seems honest now that I feel sorry for myself.

– If that’s what you think, Lilia’s fine.

– I hope so.

Turning the paper, I’m going through it for now. And when I saw the last one, Lilia’s movements stopped.

“Lilia? What’s the matter with you?

Lilia gave an ambiguous grin back to Tina, who tilted her neck cutely. Only take out the last one and keep the others back where they came from.

“Tina. Don’t throw this away. I know it’s unpleasant.”

“Huh? Yeah. Fine…”

I really didn’t seem to want to, but I might use this any day now. I can’t let you throw it away.

“Lilia’s got it. What’s that?

“This is… I’ll keep it for a minute. Maybe I can’t give it back, okay?

“Fine… Do what?

Tina asks anxiously. Now is the time for Lilia to talk to Tina normally, but Lilia herself, something she used to do more radically. Lilia said she would take a piece of paper with no words on it. I’ll only have a bad feeling about it. And Lilia, she’s not gonna hide it.

“I look familiar with this letter, so I’ll ask him.”

I guess the word was as expected, Tina has such a complicated look on her face. Should I be happy with Lilia for moving for Tina, or should I be afraid to think after this?

“Um, Lilia. Because I don’t care that much… So don’t do anything terrible, okay?

“I know. Respect your will. Just be careful.”

Look closely at Tina’s face and tell her so with a smile. Tina smiled powerlessly, thanking her, as she leaked a sigh of relief.

“Then I’ll go. Yeah, yeah, clothes, but could I borrow them for a little while longer?

“Yeah. Oh, yeah. I’ll put it up if you like with those clothes. Because your father told you to do the same.”

When were you seeing my father? While I was just a little surprised, I decided to honestly sweeten Tina’s favor. Anyway, Tina, maybe that father has some ideas, but he won’t even have to worry too much about them because he didn’t meet them in person. If you say anything, it’s until you crush it with all your might.

– I’m intolerant……

Lilia waved gently at Tina, laughing at Sakura’s bitterness, leaving the room behind.

I left the room, and I was about to walk out.

“Mr. Lilia.”

He was called out and stopped. Looking back, Ira and Katin were there.

“The… I wonder how Tina was…”

Lilia frowned slightly at Ira’s question. You should check for yourself, I suppose, but I’ll be honest with you for now.

“Nothing. It was always the same.”

“Oh well! Good……”

“Well, obviously I couldn’t,”

The added words froze the look on Ira and Katin’s face that was shining. It turns into something slightly faint.

“What shall we do…… There’s nothing we can do…”

“If I were at least a little more noble up there… I might have been supported a little bit…”

“You don’t go into your room to worry.”

Were these two to this extent? Saying so with some disappointment, Ira has been staring at Lilia.

“I’ve seen you many times in the morning. But from what I can tell, he’s always the same. I knew somehow that I couldn’t…”

He seems to want to help Tina. I snort that if I had that will, it would be okay while I relieve myself a little bit. When I looked at Katin, I was staring at this one.

“If Master Lilia can’t do something about it?

“Well…”

Off sight of the two of us, I look at Tina’s room door. That door without any noise. What is Tina thinking now?

“I’d like to ask you a favor.”

The two of them opened their eyes wide to that word, which was pounded and leaked. I’m just a little angry that I’m so surprised to ask, but I don’t say it to my mouth that it doesn’t make sense to say it and make a difference. Look closely at the two of you, I said.

“In the future, when Tina leaves, you must act with her. ‘Cause that should change a lot.”

“Huh…? With that?

“It’s going to change. It’s easier to harass someone by themselves.”

– That’s the experience.

– Shut up.

“I’ll give you one more of these.”

That being said, what Lilia took out is a large piece of paper with intricate magic formations on it. Fold it in four in front of you and offer it to Ira. Ira received it baffled and turned her questionable gaze toward Lilia.

“With the help of the Spirit of the Wind, a magical formation that delivers the voice to any opponent. It’s on me, so call me anytime you need anything.”

“Yes, okay?

“Yeah, but that just gets to me and I can’t send you a response. Don’t use it for crap.”

I won’t forget to stab the nail just in case. I honestly just have trouble using it other than when I need an urgent response. You know that too, Ira and Katin snorted firmly.

“It’s time to go. Oh, yeah, Mr. Ira. Thanks for the map. I’ll ask you again.”

“Oh, good if it helped you properly. You can always say that.”

Lilia nodded, this time after the occasion.

When Lilia returned to her room, she entered the bedroom and sat deeply down on the chair. I’m going to go around thinking about how we’re going to move.

– I knew you weren’t just paying attention.

– Of course. If you look at me like that.

Tina was certainly disguised as calm. It actually looks like I was already calm then. But Lilia noticed. In Tina’s eyes, after she cried. Just remembering that, my anger creeps up in two.