Shade and Angelina were not each busy with their own things. They chatted from time to time as well. Angelina worried about disturbing Shade, so at first she had been too embarrassed to speak to him. It was only after Shade took the initiative that she began talking, then silently blamed herself for not being bold enough.
Wei Ge's "mad" actions in the bedroom on that rainy afternoon two days ago still filled Angelina with admiration, and she had made Wei Ge her role model.
Wei Ge, who had gone out, did not return home until noon. Coughing, she embraced Shade, complained about the tediousness of daily affairs, and asked whether he had gained anything that morning.
During lunch, she imagined the enormous round table in the dining room being filled with people at dinner that evening. Then she smiled and asked Shade what it had been like when he had attended gatherings with so many Great Witches in the past.
Wei Ge became free after lunch, though she was not truly idle. She first inspected Angelina's work from the morning, verbally praised her, and then gave her a pharmacopoeia of spices to finish before the weekend was over.
Afterward, Wei Ge sought out Shade and asked him to continue telling her about the stories she had not been involved in.
But at half past two in the afternoon, a knocking sound interrupted the two of them in the study. Wei Ge somewhat unhappily allowed Miss MacDonald to enter, and the tall young woman said:
"teacher, The Church has replied. If God Summoner is willing to help, you may meet the Grieving Nun on the fifth floor of Candlekeep Library in an hour."
Wei Ge then looked at Shade, who nodded:
"No problem. The location is quite good. So, Wei