After a moment's thought, Werther decided to pretend he had never been there. He had picked a Bedroom at random, never expecting it to be Sugar's Bedroom.
What he had just crushed underfoot was Sugar's favorite Ceramic Toy Model.
Werther picked up the ceramic shards from the floor. There was no saving it. While testing his speed, he had knocked all the Ceramic Toy Models to the floor.
Then, with that last step, he had crushed the only one still intact.
Werther could only leave Sugar's room and pretend he had never entered it.
But the moment he opened the door, a little girl in a bear-eared hood came toward him. It was Sugar.
"Werther, why are you in my room?"
Sugar looked puzzled to see him coming out of her room.
"Uh... I've been away so long I forgot which Bedroom was mine. There are too many rooms in the Villa, so I just picked one to rest in. What a coincidence."
Werther's detailed explanation made Sugar feel that something was off. She slipped a small hand into her hood and scratched her head.
"Really? I don't mind you using my Bedroom."
"Ahem. I've got something to do. See you." Werther hurried away. He decided not to return to King's Plateau tonight; he would wait until Sugar had calmed down tomorrow.
Not long after he left the Villa, a piercing cry rang out behind him.
"Werther! You owe me a new toy! Waaaah!"
Werther stopped and coughed awkwardly. He really hadn't done it on purpose.
I'd better make it up to Sugar.
After getting his bearings, Werther headed for the market in Dressrosa.
That evening, at six o'clock.
Werther gathered all the Donquixote Family officers on the 349th floor of Sun Paradise, where he lived.
The Donquixote Family members