Chapter 111 |
“Lady.”
Sitting on the garden bench, Sir Davery spoke.
I answered back without turning my head.
“Why?”
“You look upset, so I'm here to talk to you.”
“It's not that I'm upset, just……'
I crossed my eyes and glanced around without lowering my arms across the backrest. I sighed soon
“Yes. I think it was quite a bomb declaration from me. I don't know that nothing will pass, so I'm a bit embarrassed. Should I say it's an unexpected reaction.
In other words, it took me a lot of determination and a lot of preparation.
The servants and maid walked out of the multi-purpose room to do what they’ve been doing.
Even the knights were away to continue their had-not-to-be training.
I came out like a low tide after telling the butler, Bessie, and Alex what I had done in a deeper, self-inflicted kingdom.
And now.
I looked up at Sir Davery, who was not there but had already been told.
Lord Davery seemed to pick a horse for a moment, then opened his mouth.
“I'm sure it's a natural result.”
“Sure?”
“For the short-term employee, who does only the given work and rarely meets the employer properly, will have nothing to do with whether the owner is not of this family lineage or even a person from….”
“…….”
Is that so?
I think so, too. It may be a little embarrassing, but if it doesn't have any problems with my salary, I wouldn't care about the secret of the president's birth.….
No, it's not a big deal. What do I really know?
Realizing it, Sir Davery's words followed.
“The employee who served you close enough to create a friendly feeling does not change just because you are from a different place. It doesn't matter for them.”
“………”
“So it turns out to be nothing.”
I listened silently and raised my head. Then asked abruptly.
“Then how about you, Sir?”