That evening, when Shade returned home, Leisha was still helping him carefully examine and read Professor Manning's letter. She found it enjoyable and had even started taking notes. The academic discussion between a history professor and a folklore professor would probably also help Dorothy write her detective stories.
Of course, once Shade came home, Leisha left the study. Her Royal Highness the Princess took Shade's hand and asked him to show her "something that could fly and glow," but in the end, Shade never made it to the basement to retrieve that stone slab. Still, he had a very pleasant night.
Of course, it was in the bedroom.
When Shade woke up in his own bed on sunday morning, the girl with beautiful long golden hair was still sleeping soundly.
Shade carefully climbed out of bed. After opening the door, he immediately saw two terrifying beams of light shining from the living room sofa in the darkness, then immediately realized that it was Mia's glowing eyes.
"Meow~"
It let out a soft cry. The sound made one's heart clench, and Shade, standing at the bedroom door, could almost imagine the aggrieved expression on the cat's face in the darkness.
Shade quietly walked to the sofa and picked up the cat in the dark. Little Mia rubbed against Shade's chest, and when he lowered his head to look at it, the cat also raised its head to look at him.
The way it lifted its little cat face made it look even cuter. Sometimes, Shade even thought that Little Mia ought to be the most beautiful cat in the world.
After washing up and changing clothes, he went to the study, carefully rolled up the completed paper and placed it in a document tube, then turned it into a toy and