The two sisters simply held each other on the sofa without immediately letting go. Angelina felt somewhat guilty about what she had just said, but when she caught that scent belonging to Shade on Leisha, her face turned even redder.
"One day, I will too..."
"Leisha, do you really believe she wants to motivate herself?"
Dorothy's voice asked Leisha in her heart. Still hugging Angelina, Leisha replied:
"Of course I don't. But we have to give little Angelina a way out."
The Princess said to her "sister":
"It seems the young ladies of the Cavendish Family truly have a powerful desire for Shade in certain respects."
"Are you planning to help Angelina?"
"Of course not. At least not yet. I'm worried that if she gets it too easily, Angelina won't cherish it."
Dorothy, reading on her bed in her own apartment, laughed. She knew Leisha simply could not bear to.
Just as Galina still could not bear to share Tifa.
This Friday, after the Reading Salon on the 22nd of the Month of Flourishing Flowers, the Outlander's late-summer holiday officially began.
Holiday life was always wonderful. For the following month and a half, Shade immersed himself in that comfortable, peaceful life.
Of course, that did not mean Shade did nothing over the next month or so. He attended the group meeting every Saturday as scheduled, frequently visited the Witches and young ladies in Moon Bay, and did not forget to visit Helen and Grace in Miburg at least once a week.
As for city life in Tobesk, it was even more familiar to the Outlander, so he handled it with greater ease. Luvia, Dorothy, and Galina often came to spend the night at his home. Sometimes the young ladies happened to choose the same day and did not mind joining