Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 188
It seems that this Ulysses is the protagonist of Ulysses, and he can vaguely remember what the other self has done.

This is a good thing, I don't know what happened, but Ulysses' personality is a manifestation of fusion.

"Senior," Felisa called him with a smile, "are you feeling better?"

Ulysses covered his face with a bitter face: "It's not very good."

I can see it, with a broken face.

"Let's talk in another place." After all, it was his brother, and Fred couldn't bear to see Ulysses like this, so he changed the subject and gave Ulysses a buffer time.

"No, it's right here." Felisa vetoed straight away, asking for a buffer. At this time, Ulysses was most confused, so it would be better if he didn't take advantage of it.

Azalez moved very quickly, turned around and went downstairs, and brought a few chairs up to sit down for a few people.

There was nothing Fred could do, he tried really hard.

"Your Highness and Safi should avoid it for now." Felisa said, although they and Ulysses grew up together, there are some things that can be said without being close or willing to be known by them.

Fred and Saffie backed out of the door as promised and closed the door for them. Felisa looked up at Ulysses, who was always unrestrained and disheveled.

It is also pitiful to look at.

"Senior, what I say next may seem ridiculous to you, but trust me, what I'm saying is the truth." Felisa vaccinated Ulysses in advance.

Ulysses nodded invisibly, so decadent, it felt a bit self-defeating.

"What you did to Nancy is what you want to do to her," Felicia said as she set her eyes on the chain, reminding them what she was talking about, "Senior remembers thinking what?"

"I didn't," Ulysses quickly denied, "I didn't want to do that to Nancy."

His rebuttal was so pale and feeble that even he didn't believe it, because he had done so much to Nancy and the evidence was right in front of him.

Of course, Felisa was not surprised that he would deny it, and was about to continue speaking, but she heard Nancy firmly say: "I believe what Yuri said."

The words that were about to be said were all on the verge of her mouth and were swallowed back alive by Felisa. She turned her head to look at Nancy, as if she was looking at a fool.

Nancy, as the person involved, has already experienced the matter, why can she still say such words as she believes.

But Nancy looked straight at Ulysses at this moment, and repeated in her mouth: "I believe that Yuri will not keep me locked up."

Ulysses turned his head in embarrassment, and said forcefully, "I don't need your hypocrisy, I'm afraid you wish me bad luck, don't you?"

Seeing his attitude like this, Felisa became angry. Who the hell is so ignorant of good and bad, trampling Nancy's heart on the ground.

Felisa was about to speak, but was gently pulled by Azarez, and she suddenly realized the pull.

Ulysses' attitude was not bad, but abnormal.

When something goes wrong, Felisa narrowed her eyes and recalled that Nancy had said that after Ulysses' second personality appeared for the first time and was pushed back, Ulysses immediately sent Nancy back home , and the attitude towards Nancy changed drastically after that.

"Do you want Nancy to alienate you?" After all, Felisa has learned professional knowledge, and she quickly figured it out and made a guess, "You are afraid that you will hurt Nancy, so you deliberately use this attitude to force her to stay away. you?"

Over the years, Ulysses seems to have found an explanation for all his attacks on Nancy. He wished he could get close to her, and was afraid that he would hurt her. The whole person was split into two parts, and his feelings were also divided into two parts.

"You think too much," Ulysses still denied, "I didn't."

His stubbornness didn't bother Felisa anymore, and Felisa said, "I want to talk to him."

How dare Ulysses let "him" out again, pretending that he didn't understand what Felisa was saying.

Even if Felisa needs psychotherapy, there is nothing she can do if the patient does not cooperate with her. She is trying to find a breakthrough, but she heard Nancy say to her: "Do you know why I am so sure that Yuri will not do anything to me?"

"Why?" Felisa thought about it, and immediately asked Nancy's words.

"Because Yuri has been responsive to my requests since I was a child. He used to not allow me to climb trees. Later, he said that when I climbed trees, I must be accompanied by people, and he was not allowed to join the Knights. Later, he said that I could only stay in the royal city if I entered the Knights. So He didn’t allow me to go to the front line before, and now he will agree.”

Ulysses' face grew darker with each word Nancy said.

Every word Nancy said was true. Since he was a child, he was indeed making infinite concessions. He didn't want to, so he always quarreled with Nancy every time, but every time he always persuaded himself: if someone looks at her, it's like climbing a tree. There will be no major problems; in Wangcheng, as long as he collects information in time and finds danger in advance, she will be fine, and so on to convince himself.

As a result, until now, Nancy has grown to the point that no one can stop her.

Do you regret it? It doesn’t seem like you have any. He occasionally hides in a high place or in a dark place. In short, he hides secretly. When he sees Nancy performing tasks, she is bright and flamboyant. He smiles silently, then turns around and continues to chat with the girl. He quietly collected information from the girl's home.

Nancy walked up to Ulysses and knelt down in front of him.

Ulysses was sitting on a chair, so Nancy had to look up at him after squatting down, invisibly placing herself in a relatively humble position.

"What are you doing?" Ulysses stretched out his hand to pull her up. In his cognition, Nancy looked at him with raised eyebrows, wishing to put him in a sack and beat him up. He had never seen her like this before. With a low eyebrow and a pleasing look.

Nancy tilted her head and her eyes were clear: "So you let me go to the front line?"

She just forced the question directly in his face, waiting for his answer.

How should he respond, yes or no?Rationally speaking, he should agree. Although they are on the front line this time, the crown prince and the future princess are both on the front line. What does it look like? Finding a better way to govern the country and fighting is not their main purpose, but there is still a voice in their minds roaring that they are not allowed to agree.

He pursed his lips tightly, unwilling to speak.

Ulysses' consciousness began to blur again, and the two selves struggled desperately in their minds, vying for the initiative of this body.

Who is he, where is he, what is he going to do, what is the right way for him to do it?

(End of this chapter)