Chapter 165. Revenge (III), Part II

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Chapter 165. Revenge (III), Part II

Translator: Khan

Editor Group: Liber Reverie

Aria, who had forgotten the time and place before Sarah's words had finished, hugged her. The Baron of Burboom, who had never seen Aria like this, opened his eyes round and hardened like a stone.

"I'm surprised that you remembered my dream that I once mentioned before. I thought I was too far from my dream, so I forgot, but I can't believe I had a chance like this." said Sarah, stroking Aria's hair. She looked so touched that it would not be strange for her to shed tears right away, unlike just now, when she had kept her face calm all the time.

Now Aria had grown into an adult at the outer appearance and it looked very strange, but Sarah and Aria fell into a world of their own, without being aware of their surroundings.

But no one laughed at them. They didn't know what they were talking about, but who could laugh at them when they relied on each other?

"Wouldn't the Marquis of Vincent hate me?"

"That's not true. The Marquis of Vincent likes you very much. "Even at a young age, she's great," he said, praising you. He was just worried that you have something to do with the Crown Prince."

Sarah answered so and looked around. She seemed to be concerned because it was a political story. And the knights of Aria and Sarah, who noticed the signs, surrounded them to block the eyes around them, but they were not enough to even block the conversation.

Aria grabbed Sarah's hand and urged her to go inside. The wary Baron Burboom hurriedly changed the seats for Aria and Sarah, and because of that, Aria was free to talk to Sarah throughout the ceremony.

"And this is a secret... I thought I'd tell you... Actually, the Duke of Frederick has visited the Marquis several times."

"... the Duke?"

"Yes. I think he has visited not only the Marquis but also the others. Those are the ones who stay neutral. He also came to my father even though he was a humble family."

"... Oh my gosh."

'Is it because the princess failed to make such a remarkable achievement, or is it because of the power of Asher?' Perhaps it was both, but it was not an easy matter to see that even the Duke moved in person, unlike in the past.

'... Will Mr. Asher be all right?'

'Does he know this fact? I think he's working on something because he's so busy that he can barely see my face.' She believed he would do well on his own, but she could not rest assured that he had been helpless in the past. She hoped she could get him to know this as soon as possible... She was impatient because there was still a little time left before his visit.

Sarah added, holding Aria's hand to see if it was revealed on her face. "That's why the Marquis made up his mind."

"... Did he determine?"

"Yes, the situation is that he can't keep neutral anymore."

It was not necessary to ask which side of the group he was supposed to be supportive. If the Marquis of Vincent stood by the Duke's side, Sarah wouldn't be here.

Aria asked Sarah with a little relief, "Did anyone else make up their mind like the Marquis did?"

"Maybe? They've often visited the Marquis. Until recently. They were all great people who loved their country."

If so, it meant that they were not on the side of the Duke to abandon the country and join hands with a foreign country. It was only then that Aria, who was relieved, was able to recover her original face when Sarah added that other novels, who had been neutral, including the Marquis, seemed to have met Asher.

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