Lin Nai: What are you saying?! What are you saying?! What was wrong with wanting to give them a complete childhood?!
Of course.
It wasn't just Lin Nai.
Kiana seemed to have found something fun to do and came over to help teach the children.
Mainly because she wanted to see them put on pained expressions.
After all.
Cocolia Orphanage did provide an education.
But the workload was nowhere near as heavy as what Lin Nai had come up with.
As a result, the children all put on pained expressions and began doing homework and attending classes.
The children rescued from the concentration camp were doing relatively well.
It wasn't that severe for them.
But the children who had originally been at the orphanage were different.
Take Rosalia, for example. She had complained to Lin Nai about it more than once.
But it was useless.
Every time, Lin Nai dismissed her by saying, "You need knowledge to become an idol."
After all, Rosalia's dream was to become an idol.
She wanted to form a group with her younger sister called the Vodka Girls.
But since minors couldn't drink, as for what vodka tasted like...
Rosalia thought it was probably similar to the cherries on cakes.
To that.
Lin Nai said Rosalia was far too naive.
What kind of cherry could keep burning forever?
And the audience for his stories changed from Kiana and Bronya.
To Kiana, Bronya, Rosalia, Lilia, and Seele.
Xing listened in from outside the door.
Whenever Lin Nai told stories, he could always sense someone outside the door.
One time, he quietly pushed the door open.
And saw Xing jump in fright.
Xing: Hey! Don't suddenly open the door! Do you know you almost hit me like that?!
To be fair.
That move of turning the tables