"Then why can't you see?" If you once had light, it would be more difficult to accept losing it.
She was too quiet, and seemed to have a faint, indifferent loneliness.
"When I was a kid, I was out playing and was chased by a group of sharks. My eyes hit a spike in the sea and started bleeding. After I was rescued, I couldn't see when I woke up."
As if she sensed the other party's apology, she said, "It's okay, I'm used to it."
One hundred and fifty years had passed, and she had long been accustomed to it.
Lorsis didn't ask any more questions, "Do you want me to put it on for you?"
She hesitated for a moment and nodded, "Okay."
He took the necklace from her hand, his fingertips touching her skin, and he subconsciously looked at her expression.
Ahefeya's eyelashes trembled and her fingers curled up.
Lorsis leaned over to put the necklace on her, "Does your head still hurt?"
Surrounded by his breath, his voice appeared above her head, she lowered her head and replied; "It doesn't hurt anymore, I want to go to the beach, can you take me there tomorrow?"
He smells delicious.
"good."
"Thank you." It had been almost three days, and Felice would have returned to the bottom of the sea by the next day at the latest. Her father had not come yet, so she had to go back by herself.
She hadn't heard any singing in the past few days.
It turns out that she really means nothing in her father's heart.
Yes, her father has always only cared about interests, and she is of no use to him now that he can’t see her.
"It's dinner time. I'll take you to dinner." Lorsis took her hand.
"Okay." She stood up and gently withdrew her hand. "Don't bother you. I have memorized the way to the restaurant."
Lorsis glanced at his hands, lowered his eyes to hide the emotions in his eyes, and replied softly, "Yeah."
She walked steadily and quietly along the way.
On the way, they met Leiter, who saluted and said, "My Lord Duke, there will be a storm on the sea. Edmund has sent our soldiers back from the coast."
Lorsis nodded and raised his hand to let him go down, "I understand."
Leiter left respectfully.
"Ahefuya, the waves are coming up. The seaside is dangerous. I'm afraid I can't take you there tomorrow."
Ahefuya exhaled lightly, "Then let's go after the storm has passed."
It seems that there is nothing that she misses very much on the seabed, she just doesn't feel safe staying on land.
There was little to do on land, and the maids seemed reserved, saying little more than answering her questions.
Akhefya was left to play by herself.
When they arrived at the restaurant, Lorsis continued to introduce her what was for dinner. She thanked him and ate quietly.
When she finished eating, Lorsis asked, "What have you been doing in the palace these past two days?"
"Sitting in the garden, listening to the gardener's conversation, the flowers in the garden smelled so good, the maid said the begonias and violets were beautiful, and the scent of the Dorota roses made me feel relaxed."
Although Ahephia had never seen the flowers that the maid described before, the flowers that could grow in the Duke's garden could not be ugly.
Ahephia touched the flowers, and her fingertips were filled with fragrance.
The flowers on land are more fragrant than those in the ocean.
Her legs were itchy, so Ahefuya stood up and said, "Lorsis, I want to go back to the bedroom."
Lorsis nodded, "Go ahead."
She hurriedly returned the way she came.
Seeing her like this, Lorsis stood up and strode to her side, holding her hand. "You can't see, I'm a little worried about you walking too fast, so let me hold your hand."
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