"Of course, I'm super pretty."

Hera proudly puffed out her chest.

"Let's go, my home isn't far, it'll only take a short drive."

Dela smiled, and with Hera, got into the car parked by the roadside, and drove smoothly on the road.

They soon stopped in front of a villa and led Hera inside.

"You can sit anywhere. I just texted my husband, and he should be back with the food soon."

Dela sat down on the sofa with a smile, and Hera followed suit, while the little boy named Nono sat happily between the two of them, swinging his little legs.

"Um, may I ask why you said that those without emotions don't deserve to live?"

After a moment of silence, Delaura spoke first, asking Hera a question.

"Because when I heard you say in your lecture that the meaning of life is because of emotions, but if I have no emotions, does life have no meaning?"

Dela stroked her chin, frowning as she pondered.

"There shouldn't be any creature in this world that is truly devoid of any emotions."

Dela said with a smile, but Hera quickly refuted her.

"What if it really is?"

Hera stared at her with emotionless eyes.

"I won't cry out when I'm in pain, I won't cry even if a friend I've known for almost a year dies in front of me, and I don't even know what I like or what I'm doing."

"Tell me... is there any point in living for someone like that?"

A chill ran through Dela, making her swallow hard. Even Nono, who had been happily swinging her legs, became reserved.

Just then, the sound of a door opening rang out.

Nono immediately jumped up excitedly, "Daddy's back!"

As the door opened, a man carrying two large bags walked in.

When Hera saw the other person's face clearly, she was surprised to find that it was someone she knew.