Now that the Grand Princess's health was gradually improving, Uchiha Hiko no longer had much to worry about. This meant he could boldly handle the matters he wanted to deal with.
However, Uchiha Hiko was still wondering whether he should discuss this matter with the Grand Princess again. But he felt that if he told her, she would definitely not agree to let him go.
Because Uchiha Hiko felt that, given the Grand Princess's gentle temperament, she would surely be unable to bear it, just as before. Still, he thought he should tell her about it. It would be better that way, after all, this concerned the two of them, and now he was intervening.
"I have something to tell you. Whether you agree or not, I will probably do it in the end. But I just want to see what you think."
"This matter has more or less been resolved, and your injuries are healing. You must never forget why you suffered such severe injuries in the first place."
"The physical injuries are not the main issue. I think your heart has suffered a great deal of trauma as well, so I plan to arbitrate the matter of the Second Princess."
"Since this is between the two of you, I don't know how to handle it. More importantly, I'm still an outsider, so I wanted to ask what you think."
In truth, Uchiha Hiko greatly respected the Grand Princess's thoughts. He felt that she had her own opinions and ideas. If she truly did something, or silently endured it all herself, then she must have had her own reasons.
Because when it came to many matters under her control, she looked toward long-term interests rather than caring about immediate gains. Thus, if she truly had to make a choice,