Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 185 Nancy's Heart

When Nancy opened her eyes, she saw Ulysses sitting on the edge of her bed, leaning back in the chair, asleep.

Why didn't she go back to sleep even though she had a room? She sighed and patted Ulysses: "Yuri, wake up, is your neck okay?"

Ulysses woke up, but obviously he was not fully awake, probably thinking that he was still dreaming, so he reached out and pressed Nancy's back neck, and directly pressed Nancy into his arms.

Nancy wanted to struggle at first, but for some reason, her heart suddenly softened, and she remained still, letting Ulysses hold her.

Ulysses just hugged for a few seconds, and his chaotic mind gradually cleared up.

He didn't want to leave last night, he wanted to take a good look at Nancy throughout the night, he knew that after the conversation, Nancy would not want to see him again for a long time, so he could only see him more at this time, who knew he He was so sleepy that he leaned on the chair and fell asleep.

Not only that, but he had a dream, so when he opened his eyes, he looked at Nancy and thought he was still in a dream.

But now that he was awake, he knew it was not a dream. Ulysses let go of Nancy, stood up, and stretched his stiff body: "I'll get someone to prepare breakfast."

This "person" refers to the little grandson of the pharmacist. He comes to take care of his grandfather, and he also cooks for Nancy and Ulysses. Although the food is not the kind of delicate food that nobles often eat, it is still delicious. , Ulysses also calculated the salary for him, which was much richer than outside.

If you have anything to say, you have to eat first.

Nancy had chains on her feet, so she couldn't go downstairs and had to wait for Ulysses to bring her breakfast.

Breakfast was a mush cooked with corn and a small piece of bread. After Nancy had eaten, Ulysses took the tray down, and the pharmacist came up with him when he came back.

"Please check her body again." Ulysses said politely to the pharmacist.

The pharmacist rolled his eyes. The medicine was developed by him and he didn't know the effect. It just made people fall into a coma. As long as he woke up, he would be fine. Nancy's body was starved for a few days at most, but Nancy's body He has a good foundation, and he came back after two or three days of hunger. Ulysses used the reason to prevent Nancy from having other health problems. In fact, he was afraid that he would go out and talk nonsense. When it comes to Fred, all Ulysses' plans come to naught.

The pharmacist checked Nancy perfunctorily and said, "This lady is in good health, it's okay to run and jump."

The implication is to tell Ulysses not to lock others up like this, and let him go quickly.

Ulysses pretended not to understand, and let the pharmacist go out.

Then with a long leg, he dragged a chair and sat down in front of Nancy, and wrote lightly: "Don't you want to talk? Let's talk."

Nancy looked at Ulysses. Although he sat in front of her eyes, close at hand, he actually drew an invisible gap between them.

She suddenly said softly: "My father told me about my mother the night before the expedition."

Ulysses was startled, and then lowered his eyes: "Really, you know everything."

He didn't care that Nancy knew about it, the other "he" would care, would be afraid that Nancy would know, but he didn't care.

"you……"

Ulysses interrupted her: "Everything I do to you now is from my own heart and has nothing to do with anyone."

Yes, he locked Nancy because he wanted to, and it had nothing to do with anyone.

"I didn't mean to say that," Nancy shook her head, "I just wanted to say, I didn't blame you, and you shouldn't continue to blame yourself."

When mentioning mother, it was his father's confession to her before he left. Whether Ulysses admits it or not, his feelings for Nancy are somewhat compensatory and guilt-ridden, but Nancy doesn't need this guilt. She also wanted Ulysses to let go.

Let it go... If you can let it go, how can there be him.

"Is that all you want to say?" Ulysses avoided the question, "I thought you would be a little more emotional." For example, jumping to scold him, or losing your temper as before.

Is it because he is not "he"?That's why she treated him with such a calm attitude.

Such an attitude is clear, he does not know whether it is good or bad.

Nancy turned her head to look at him for a while, then suddenly laughed, she said firmly, "You will agree with me to go to the battlefield, so I don't have to worry at all."

Ulysses found it ridiculous: "I won't let you go, even if you hate me, I won't."

Nancy shook her head: "You will, Yuri, haven't you noticed, you have never refused my request since you were young."

Although she is unresponsive in the world, she has an intuition that surpasses most people. She can very keenly perceive what can and cannot be done, who can be messed with and who can't be messed with.

For example, at this moment, he has a very certain feeling that Ulysses will not do anything to her.

For example, in the past, she dared to stand on Ulysses' bottom line and jump repeatedly, jumping wherever there was danger, and hiding it from Ulysses mainly because she disliked him. If she really wanted to do something, Ulysses Sith would not necessarily object.

Ulysses didn't mind exposing his abnormality in front of her: "I'm not him, he will give in because of your smile, your happiness, your happiness, I won't, I would rather you be unhappy for a lifetime than you are in Roll in danger."

Nancy felt a little trembling in Ulysses' words.

I am so afraid of being hated by myself, but I still do this because I am really afraid of being hurt.

Ulysses is divided into two parts: a personality that worries that she will be in danger, but puts her wishes first;

Nancy knew that no matter what she told Ulysses now, it would not make sense. He had entered a dead end and refused to exit. There was only one way to go to the end. This is what Felisa told her in the letter , and also the first point, to appease Ulysses' emotions, and let him not be too excited, so as not to do anything to hurt Nancy or himself.

The second point that Felisa said in the letter is to ask Nancy to examine her heart and think clearly about what she can give Ulysses.

It is an undoubted fact that Ulysses likes Nancy. Although this love is mixed with many other emotions, liking is liking. It is just because of some reason that Ulysses likes this feeling, Put it on the second personality, so when the No.1 personality appears, no one can feel his feelings for Nancy, but when the second personality appears, the strong feelings are almost clear to people at a glance .

(End of this chapter)