I missed you, so I came back to visit.
Lia was suddenly startled.
I was just about to say, "Didn't we just meet yesterday?"
But when she turned around and saw Viktor's calm yet sincere face, she couldn't bring herself to say the words that might hurt him.
But...why?
Leah suddenly felt a strange tightness in her chest, as if something important was leaving her and would never return.
She took a deep breath and recalled some things she had discovered a few days ago.
For the first time ever, she opened her mouth:
"If I were with you..."
Before she could speak, silence suddenly pressed against Lia's throat, preventing her from saying anything more.
"...No, it's nothing."
Finally, Lia shook her head, raised her head, and gave a normal smile.
That was the warm smile she showed to her brother and family as a younger sister.
"Alright, what's with all the fuss? If you miss home, just come back anytime."
"But not today. As you can see, I'm busy and don't have time for you."
“And Gwen, you two just got married, you have to go back to your room tonight.”
However, she keenly noticed that Viktor frowned.
"Can't we go back to our home in the capital together?"
Lia's eyes widened.
This seemed to be the first time she had heard Victor invite her to stay at his home in the capital.
But... Lia suddenly felt that something seemed wrong with her brother's brain.
Is he joking?
At a time like this, how could I possibly go and stay at my residence in the capital...?
But after much thought, Lia ultimately couldn't bring herself to say, "That's your house, not mine."
For some reason, she felt that if she said that, she might really hurt the brother who was the most important person to her.
Although she was looking forward to it and wanted to know exactly what Viktor looked like when he was heartbroken.
But Leah held back, changing to a lighter tone, a slight smile playing on her lips.
"No, brother, I already said I'm definitely staying home."
She looked at Viktor, and Viktor's gaze returned to her.
The look in their eyes seemed to carry a particularly complex feeling.
She didn't know what kind of feelings those were.
But Leah continued to speak.
after all,
"If I didn't stay home to earn money..."
She conveyed the most genuine emotions, in a simple yet incredibly warm manner:
Who will continue to support you?
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