Although she was dissatisfied, Angelina obediently carried Little Mia downstairs in the end. As for why the cat did not complain, it was naturally because it knew that if it did not go downstairs, it would probably have to sleep in the wardrobe.
Sometimes Shade wondered whether 6 Saint Derain Square was like a larger wardrobe to Little Mia. But the cat disliked actual wardrobes while liking the "home" wardrobe. That was truly quite strange.
At the Wednesday morning breakfast table, he voiced his doubts to the two princesses. Leisha, who seemed radiant, casually remarked:
"The home is bigger, so Little Mia can run and jump around, and it gets sunlight too. Of course home is better."
Angelina, holding a glass of milk that she seemed not to enjoy drinking, said:
"A wardrobe is a forced choice, while home is something Little Mia chose herself. People always prefer the things they choose themselves, even if they are not actually that different from choices forced upon them."
After saying that, she keenly noticed that Shade and Leisha, and even the cat lying by Shade's hand that had just now been licking goat milk, were all looking at her. She blinked.
"Um, what is it?"
"Angelina, I simply did not expect you to say something like that. Sometimes I feel that I have always underestimated you, or that you have always pretended to be innocent in front of everyone."
Leisha said as she spread jam over her bread. Angelina pouted, seemingly a little unhappy, and Leisha then added casually:
"But none of that matters. You will always be my Younger Sister. Sometimes it is good for you to be more mature. Sooner or later, you will have to face this world on your own. Neither Mother nor I can stay by your