Haunted Duke’s Daughter

80.

“What’s going on? Because your friends are here to see you, so we need to stay with you.”

“Yes. I’ll be right back. But before that, it’s about Tina’s room…”

I told him almost exactly what I heard from Sakura. Then my mother creased between her eyebrows and nodded.

“You’re absolutely right… Must be hard to spend in that room. I’m not serious, so let me get it ready right away.”

So the next room reserved for Tina was a small room at a time. Guiding Tina with my mother, we both gaze at Tina’s complexion. I was still pulling on it, so I thought I’d take yet another room.

– I think that’s enough. Because I think that if I do this any more, on the contrary, I feel painful about being overly concerned.

– All right. It’s hard to choose a room…

When I was just a kid, Chris and the others didn’t shy away from staying at Chris’ house. Is it the difference in how you grow up?

“Tina. Theo… I’m gonna go see the flower beds I’m leaving to my brother, but what do we do?

Tina, who was bowing her head in awe to the servants moving her luggage, looked back in momentum and let her face shine. That’s all I know the answer to.

“I want to see!

“Okay. I’ll show you.”

“Oh, but…”

Gaze at the servants who are still working. Maybe you think you should help. Lilia sighed small, taking Tina’s hand.

“Because you don’t have to worry about it. Let’s go.”

“Oh, wait, I get it…!

And so Lilia, who was leaving the room, bowed her head with humility, saying that the servants had not come.

Out the back door to the garden. A boy standing on the flowerbed just next to him nodded satisfactorily.

“Theo.”

When Lilia spoke, Theo turned momentum. Admitting Lilia, she smiles like a flower and jumps into Lilia. Lilia stroked her head okay when she took it.

“Welcome back, sister! You were already home.”

“It was quite a while ago. I had lunch here, too. By the way, Theo, is it time for you to leave?

Theo jumped away like he was in a panic. And I’ll be bowing my head right away.

“Sorry! Glad to hear it…”

“Nothing’s fine. You don’t have to care.”

Before I pulled the cage, I found Theo very annoying to miss, but now I just change my mind a little bit, and this isn’t too bad, to a certain extent. Even though I still find it annoying.

“Theo. I’ll introduce you. This is my friend Tina Breija.”

“Nice to meet you, Theo. It’s Tina. Nice to meet you.”

Tina smiles at Theo. Theo opened his mouth to say hello, and looked at Tina and solidified. Lilia and Tina tilting their necks in surprise. Theo is still speechless and frozen with his mouth open.

– Uh… Will this happen?

Sakura’s, somewhere convincing. That would mean knowing what caused Theo to solidify.

– What do you mean?

– Uh… Lilia, don’t be mad at me, okay? Because Tina’s not bad, is she?

What the hell are you talking about? When Lilia frowned, Theo moved out. Turn to Tina, correct your posture, and keep your head firmly down.

“Nice to meet you! It’s Theo Ardis!”

Such a cheerful greeting. And.

“I like it! I fell in love at first sight!

It was a confession.

“Is…?

“Huh…?

Now Lilia and Tina have solidified. After plenty of freezing for over ten seconds, it was Tina who moved first.

“Eh…… I’m sorry, because I think I heard wrong. Again, can you do me a favor?

I see. Wrong to hear. I guess so, even if it’s a mistake to ask. No way. My brother, who had hugged me earlier, suddenly confessed, etc.

“I like it! I fell in love at first sight!

I wanted to believe it was a mistake to hear.

Well, Lilia nodded, and ‘smiled’ at Tina.

“Yes, it is. Tina.”

“Oh, come on, come on, Lilia… Um…”

“I’ll go back to my room first. Take your time.”

Chuckle. Tell him with a ‘smile’ and afterwards the spot.

“Li, Lilia!?

Tina calls her name to stop, but Lilia ignored it and went back to her room.

When Lilia was asked if she was close to Theo, that never happened. I just remember Theo being unilaterally nostalgic, and as Lilia, he was appropriately opponent. But still. Seeing Theo like someone other than himself was so unpleasant.

Naturally, it doesn’t mean jealousy coming from love. I feel so bad. That’s all.

– That being said, Sakura. Sounds like you knew this was gonna happen, huh?

When I asked Sakura, Sakura seemed to smile bitterly.

– Yeah. I wasn’t sure, though. I’m sorry. I should have told you in advance.

– Fine, nothing.

Even if I had listened, I might not have believed all this. I thought it was some kind of joke. Lilia sighed deeply and looked to heaven.

– You know what? Lilia, there’s nothing wrong with Tina. Don’t be mad at me, okay?

– I’m not mad at you.

– Er…

I’m not going to get angry. I know Tina has nothing to do with it. This is all my problem. The door was knocked unexpectedly as Lilia took a deep breath to calm down her feelings.

“Go ahead.”

The door was opened and Tina showed her face.