"Luna, it's not every day that you come to visit me, so stop reading. Otherwise, a beautiful girl like you is going to become a bookworm." In a garden pavilion, a young woman in a long blue dress snatched the book from Luna's hands, and said with a smile, "Tell me, did anything interesting happen during this time? I've been staying in the city lord's castle every day, and I'm bored to death."
The young woman appeared to be around 17 to 18 years of age. She had an oval face with delicate features, and a pair of thin eyebrows that were slightly raised. Her hair was all tied up into a ponytail, revealing her smooth forehead. Even though she was wearing a long dress, she gave off an aura that made one involuntarily want to lower their heads.
"Vivian, give the book back to me. There are only two pages left." Luna looked up at the young woman in the blue dress with a resigned smile.
"No, I'll keep those two pages for next time. Otherwise, I don't know when you'll come to visit me again." Vivian clasped her hands behind her back, and shook her head as she spoke.
"Let me finish reading it, and I promise I'll come to visit you again on my next day off." Luna extended a hand with a serious expression.
"As if I'd believe you. You said the same thing last time, and you only came to visit me after half a month." Vivian gently patted Luna's outstretched hand, and sat down on the stool with the book in her hand. The pavilion had a round roof, and there was a circle of benches around it. There was a stone table and four stone stools in the center, and there were two fruit platters on the table, upon which some seasonal fruits were placed.
"A child fell ill last weekend, and I had to take care of her for two days, so I had to stand her up. Sorry," Luna said in a resigned manner as she looked at the book that Vivian was sitting on.
"Is the child alright now?" Vivian picked up an orange and peeled it before handing half of it to Luna. She then broke off a piece and put it into her mouth.
"It was too late when we found out. She left peacefully." Luna shook her head. Her eyelids drooped and her expression was a little gloomy.
Vivian had just placed the orange into her mouth when her hand froze. She looked at Luna, who was staring at the orange in her hand, and a hint of heartache appeared in her eyes. She broke off a piece of orange and placed it in front of her mouth. With a smile, she consoled, "Perhaps this is also a form of relief for her. After leaving your arms, her heart should feel warm."
"It's okay, I'm used to it." Luna smiled. Her smile was as clean as the lilies on her scarf. She opened her mouth and took a bite of the orange. She chewed and nodded with a smile. "It's so sweet. This year's oranges seem to be very good."
"You should be enjoying life in Rodu, but you came to Chaos City to take care of so many children. You can't even bear to buy oranges for yourself. You have to take good care of yourself. Otherwise, I'm going to write a letter to your father." Vivian was a little angry as she looked at Luna. Oranges had been on sale for half a month, but Luna, who loved oranges the most, still hadn't eaten any. She must have spent all her money on those children again.
"Your father is already in his seventies, and he's so busy. Don't complain to him because of an orange." Luna couldn't help but burst into laughter upon hearing that. She flicked Vivian's forehead with a slender finger, and her mood improved significantly. She thought to herself for a moment before smiling as she said, "The money that my family sent me yesterday arrived. I asked for a little more this month, so I'll take good care of myself. Speaking of fun, there's one. Or should I say, an interesting person. "
"That hurts." Vivian leaned back with a hand over her forehead. A detective's expression immediately appeared in her eyes upon hearing Luna's words. An interesting person? Don't tell me it's a man? Could it be that you've already met someone you like after not seeing him for just a few days? "
"What are you thinking?" Luna glared at Vivian, and a faint blush appeared on her face for some reason. Even though she felt that Meg was a mysterious and special person, she definitely didn't view him as someone she liked. After all, he was still Amy's father, and perhaps her mother was just temporarily absent. She had to be a very beautiful elf to be able to give birth to such an adorable little girl like Amy, right?
"Tsk, tsk. You're blushing; it must be a man!" Vivian leaned forward and looked into Luna's eyes for a while before asking, "Luna, you're not really in love with him, are you?"
"What do you mean? It's not what you think. He's a restaurant owner, and his daughter is my student. "Luna pushed Vivian's head back slightly with a grumpy expression.
"He's a student's parent." Vivian leaned back with a disappointed expression. She looked at Luna with a serious expression as she warned, "Don't be blindly in love with him. It's not certain if you'll be able to make it big, but Chaos School definitely won't let you continue to be a teacher if they find out about this."
"Don't worry, I'm already prepared to dedicate my life to education," Luna said with a smile.
"That won't do. You'll be so pitiful when you're old." Vivian shook her head, and then curiously asked, "What's so interesting about a student's parent?"
"His cooking is very delicious." Luna nodded with a serious expression.
"Really?" Vivian's eyes immediately lit up with anticipation as she asked, "How delicious is it? Is it as delicious as the roast pig from the Frere Tavern? "
"Well … It's not easy to compare." Luna thought to herself for a moment, and decided to leave some suspense as she smiled, and said, "If our city lord allows you to go out one day, you can go and try it. It's that restaurant at the very end of the Aden Square, Amy's. I plan to go there again tonight."
"Ahhh!!! Luna, you're so naughty! You know I'm going to attend a banquet today, and Father won't let me go out after the trouble I caused last time, but you're still trying to seduce me with delicious food! "Vivian immediately jumped up from her stool, and grumbled.
"Yes, I know." Luna suppressed her laughter and nodded.
A young girl's bell-like laughter sounded from the garden.
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"Father, are you saying that you're going to take us to that restaurant where you bring us delicious food every day?" In a horse farm on the outskirts of the city, Parmer was sitting on the back of a small white horse, wearing a black jacket and brown pants. He was wearing a pair of shiny black riding boots, and he was looking at Gjerj with an elated expression on his face.
There was a three-year-old little boy with a mushroom-shaped head sitting on another small white horse, and he was holding onto the buckle of the saddle tightly. After three seconds, he suddenly came to his senses, and he raised his little hand with elation as he yelled, "Rainbow fried rice! Rainbow fried rice! "
"Yes, that's the restaurant. The owner of the restaurant has a super beautiful and adorable daughter. Parmer, don't you like little girls the most, and Parber likes big sisters the most? I'll take you there in a bit." Gjerj nodded with a smile as he looked at his two sons with doting eyes.
"Really? A super adorable little girl? "Parmer's eyes lit up.
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