Love Letter From The Future

3. Dragon’s Eye, Human Mind (57)

The sunlight filtered through the window and split into hexagons.

The intensive care unit, where many students were hospitalized, was empty but crowded. The floating population itself was not large, but their nervousness was evident in their gait.

The sight of people walking briskly across the marble floor continued several times. Until then, Shien and Lady Lupesia hadn’t exchanged a word.

The princess was just staring at each other with an awkward smile, and Lady Lupesia’s blunt eyes. It was a completely different aspect from the previous one.

At that time, Lady Lupesia was trembling, and the princess persuaded her with a confident yet alluring attitude.

However, in just a few days, the composition was broken.

Now, the princess was a criminal who had run away from the crowd, and Lady Lupesia was ignoring her.

Of course, it wasn’t blatant contempt.

Lady Lupesia was still polite, and her expression was somewhat subdued, but the mask of pretense was still there.

No matter how much he fell into the enemy of everyone at the academy, Shien was a member of the royal family.

It was not a position that a nobleman of the empire could dare to deal with with his head stiff.

The only unfortunate thing was that false favors had no effect on Shien.

In those bright light gray eyes, Lady Lupesia’s sincerity was captured one by one.

Cold hostility pierced her chest. There was even a feeling of disappointment inside, so Shien was a little embarrassed.

It made me want to ask why.

However, before the princess’s inner feelings could be spoken out, Lady Lupesia’s mouth opened faster.

“… … What did you come for?”

As soon as he heard those words, Xian immediately came to his senses.

Yeah, now wasn’t the time to be figuring things out.

There was a different reason for Shien to visit Lady Lupesia. It was to rectify the crime she had committed.

Until now, Shien has committed many sins against Ian.

Not only did he bully him and instigate bullying, but his sister’s company, which Ian cherished, was on the verge of ruin, and there were many other things to deal with.

One of them had to do with Lady Lupesia.

Disciplinary Committee.

In the past, it was an opportunity obtained by forcibly persuading Lady Lupesia. I thought I’d be able to get Ian Perkus secretly expelled.

I never imagined that the joy of that time would return to such miserable despair.

I had to stop it somehow.

Shien had already committed an unforgivable sin against Ian. If Ian woke up, I didn’t even know what else to say in front of him.

What if he even hears the news that his sister’s trade union has gone bankrupt?

To Shien, he was the only one. He was the only one who genuinely cared for her. What should she do if that man sends her a gaze of resentment?

I didn’t even want to imagine it. My body trembled at just the fragmentary imagination.

I had to stop it.

The first step was meeting Lady Lupesia.

They haven’t yet found a way to revive Ian’s sister’s caravan, but at least she has to reap the seeds she sowed before that.

Lady Lupesia had already formed a deep-rooted grudge against Ian.

In the past, she couldn’t act properly despite her fear of Ian, but no one knew what Lady Lupesia, who had recently shown rapid stability, would have in mind.

So, Shien was thinking of bending Lady Lupesia’s will, even if she begged to the point of being somewhat servile, or even through threats.

It was careless.

I knew. Even if bad rumors spread in the social world about this, Shien had nothing to say.

But Shien was more desperate than that.

Ian was the only ‘real’ to her.

I didn’t want to bother him. I wanted to be acknowledged by him, and I wanted to feel the sincerity that only he can give.

For Shien, who had to see the bottom of all human beings with ‘dragon eyes’, it was like a clear stream in a muddy stream. It was a rope that came down from the collapsing sky and the spring water that I found at the end of my thirst.

Shien gulped and swallowed dryly.

Actually, she was very timid and she cried a lot. I wanted to wipe away the dampness around my eyes right away, but I managed to hold it in.

Her determined mouth let out a voice filled with determination.

“that… Lady Lupesia? As for the disciplinary committee… … .”

“I withdrew.”

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Just one word, Lady Lupesia’s short words, were enough to shut Shien’s mouth, which had been opened after all her determination.

The princess’ expression became blank as she did not understand the words for a moment.

However, Lady Lupesia did not even meet that face properly, and continued to speak in a low voice.

“Something has become stupid… To be honest, it was true that I was not aristocratic either. I realized it while talking with Miss Emma.”

A lie, there is no way to cancel it for that reason alone.

Life lived doesn’t lie It was Lady Lupesia, who had lived as a high-ranking aristocrat for more than 20 years, looking down on commoners.

But for just a few days, because you became friends with commoners, did you give up your pride and decide to hold a disciplinary committee?

Even this was a decisive opportunity to establish ties with the imperial family.

In other words, there was a fact that he was hiding something.

Shien’s pupils were torn vertically.

I felt shame, excitement, and regret and confusion.

However, psychology alone could not infer everything. I’m just talking about Ian right now, and the fact that he felt that kind of emotion itself made Shien a little uncomfortable.

What are you talking about?

Did you, like me, try to rectify the situation by enduring all kinds of swear words and criticism? But why did he hesitate, hesitate, and proudly say that he forgave Ian?

You have to get down on your knees and beg

Like me, even if you can’t be forgiven, you have to put your head down and cry.

The words soared to the throat. The moment Shien inadvertently tried to shed the reverberation of that anger.

“… … Her Highness the Princess.”

At Lady Lupesia’s words, which sighed and exhaled, the princess’s mouth fell shut.

Shien’s eyes filled with bewilderment.

It was Shien who had something to criticize, but Lady Lupesia’s eyes seemed to be looking at her immature sister.

Lady Lupesia’s mouth opened again shortly after.

“Of course, Sir Ian could be offended. Maybe point out the methodology. But he’s the academy’s hero… And it wasn’t like that for no reason, was it? He also saved a lot of people… … .”

‘Sir Lee Ahn’, since when did you call him with such a respectful title?

The title was first written by Xian. From the crypt, from the moment she knew the truth, she decided to respect and respect the man forever.

But how can you write so simply and advise me so simply?

But even that anger soon faded.

“… … So, please stop bothering Sir Ian. A person looking down must also be generous, right?”

It was because the sincere advice was locked deep in Shien’s heart.

It wasn’t.

Shien came here to ask for the disciplinary committee’s disciplinary opinion to be withdrawn. However, Lady Lupesia had the exact opposite understanding of that purpose.

On the contrary, they seemed to think that they had come to ensure that the disciplinary committee was held.

Even if you think about why, the answer is obvious.

Because everyone thought so.

To be precise, because everyone wanted to think so.

Shien had to be a bad bitch for trash all the way.

I was in a hurry to protect my pride, so I had to turn away from the truth and still hate and hate Ian.

There were many things that could be rebutted.

Countless sentences floated in my brain. If only one of them, just one, could be taken out and fired at, Lady Lupesia might have bowed her head.

But what does that mean that makes a difference?

And again, thinking about it, it was all her fault.

Even this was only a fraction of the pain Ian had to go through. So, she also had to endure.

That bleak conclusion weighed heavily on the princess’s chest.

Shien’s trembling lips soon drew a faint smile. In a pitiful, melancholy voice, she replied with a grin.

“I will keep this in mind, Lady Lupesia.”

It didn’t matter if no one understood.

After all, for Shien, there was only one ‘real’ and understanding person.

Thinking only of that man, Shien swallowed the humiliation and pain again and again.

I missed the man who closed his eyes today.

The last word he said in the crypt was the day I longed to hear it.

So the girl slowly moved towards the temple.

As if possessed.

As if there is only comfort there.