ra's

nd tinkled a glass with a for

ion eve

in eagerness to hear

r an occasion; we wait to hear from our Alp

ow, we've had a pest for two years, and it's h

d me down. My eyes were filled with a look of utter despair a

ath sentence." His v

e park mem

A feminine voice ye

gaze in search of who

whispered

he crowd with her ey

you said!". A

's against the rules of this p

isper and murmur immediately

pregnant woman. We should look out to see if she's rea

her back into the dungeon, and a confirmation w

minute

n towards me as I sprained my arm

led. You shouldn

ruth. She paused. Don't tell

the father cares. I threw my face.

his back on you and forget how y

ng about that, but how

e out". The guard in c

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od or water. My stomach grumbled and growled, begging for food.

to my father and Camel and not my emotions. Alfred wa

ay?". I hea

saw no one. "Camel!"

e; I'm

n two years since I heard and felt h

d you."

as the sound of the key turning into i

s back. He carried me till we got out of the park.

rest and got to a path where

me to the ground. You've

lly, you've got a chance to reunite with your parents." H

flashed through my eyes. "Maybe the goddess also want

death, but it didn't come. I felt a strong aura fr

side me. I slowly opened my eyes; I couldn't see prope

a wolf. His fur was silk and gave me comfort as I

t Morn

e me up. I slowly opened my eyes and found m

cracked and covered in cobwebs, including the win

n upon seeing him. He was tall, broad, and light-skinned. His hair was oily and curl

?". His voice shook

now." I answered with

pointed to a bowl

you," I

like him."

tting her up. He's

not." H

ust read my mind?". I immediately suppressed my

is gettin

he finished the sentence. I darted my ga

punish yourself, but n

asked in a polit

cursed Lyc

nd pushed the bowl of soup, ca