Tearmoon Empire Story

Lesson 51: Promise me lunch.

“Huh? A swordsmanship tournament, is it?

That day, Meer was enjoying lunch in the dining room with the girls around her.

“Yes, the boys were making a lot of noise. In the last week before the summer vacation, they go up to school and do it…”

“Didn’t you know?

“Ha…, you don’t remember… Ugh, my head”

Meer, who tried to remember, suddenly, is struck by a headache.

Swordsmanship Games……, Botch……

It’s kind of like I had some very nasty memories of that word…

“So it seems customary for the swordsmanship tournament to have lunches for the lords you like, but has Her Royal Highness been arranged yet?”

– Lunchbox!!

There was a bright sight of Meer coming back to the back of her brain.

Memories of the previous timeline, in front of you, luxurious lunches ordered by straining……

“Let me tell you I won thanks to the lunch I prepared!

That’s what I meant, Meer, but the person who gave it to me, Prince Zion, never tried to take it.

I couldn’t help but say that to anyone around me, and Meer was going to eat it alone.

In the room pouting and half crying……

– That was…, very, very hard…

Sooner or later, a tear passes on Meer’s cheek.

“Become, hiccup, Your Highness! Tears, why all of a sudden”

“So, who is it! Bring me a handkerchief!

All of a sudden, Meer cried without a voice, and the surrounding circles were overwhelmed.

“Oh, no, it’s nothing. Thank you for telling me.”

Meer said to the surrounding people with a grin after wetting her tears at her fingertips.

– Unlike Prince Scion, an asshole, Prince Abel is a gentleman, so he’ll eat it right. You must be!

Things were different then, and besides, Meer now is completely different from the previous timeline.

– In the meantime, you should attach your promise in advance.

Yes, now she’s just getting a little bit of common sense. Meer knows that there are other circumstances.

Besides Meer, I don’t necessarily have lunch ready in front of me. That’s why we need to tell them in advance that we’re taking their lunches.

– Let’s go quick later!

After school that day, Meer turned to Abel.

This day was also the day of the equestrian ministry, so it was easy to find.

“Prince Abel”

“Oh, Princess Meer. Still practicing horseback riding today?

Abel said when she saw Meer dressed in a riding outfit: long trousers on horseback riding chocks.

“Senior Ma Long praised me. I thought it was the princess’s whim, but she said she was serious.”

The club is basically free to participate. I don’t need to come every day, and it’s rare for me to come as often as Meer because it’s a school with lots of free-handed aristocrats.

Meer comes every day because mastering horseback riding skills is a must in order to secure the means of escape… But to be honest, I’d like to be gobbled up in my room after school.

“In the meantime, this is the only horse I have right now, but if you don’t mind riding with me?

That said, Abel took off her gloves and offered Meer her hand.

“Are you sure? So sweet for your words…”

Meer tried to take Abel’s hand, which was offered,

“Oh…?

“Hmm? What’s wrong?

“No, your palms are getting a lot harder.”

And he took Abel’s palm, and stroked him, and Meer looked upon Abel, looking upward.

“Mm-hmm. Actually, next time there’s a swordsmanship tournament, with that exercise…”

“I see you work hard…”

With that said, could the knights in the country have had stiff palms like this…? etc.

In front of me, Abel still only looked like a boy who had left a shame, but somehow, I just felt a little tattered in that face…, Meer was a little thrilled.

Riding behind Abel, tightly, and turning his arm around its back, Meer opened her mouth with a snack.

“Um, Prince Abel, you know, on the day of the swordsmanship tournament, but…”

“Yeah? What’s wrong?

“Um…, lunch lunch promises, anyone?

“No, not particularly…”

To the answer, Meer grated her breasts.

“That’s more than anything. So, Prince Abel, lunch lunch, could you let me have it?

“Huh? For me…?

“Yeah, we’ll have the best of them so Prince Abel can win.”

At this time, Meer was cautious.

Now I’m gonna eat lunch alone like that, how lonely I have to be. That relief, halfway through common sense, caught Meer off guard.

I didn’t even think about Meer when I thought about it.

I can’t believe I have to make arrangements for lunch early.

On that day, every store will be very busy, so a week in advance, I can’t believe I struck a reservation.

“Ugh, I’m looking forward to it”

I didn’t even imagine Mia smiling calmly.