Chapter 17 (1/2)
“…!!”
“Princess Rosemarie?!”
I stood up from my chair with a clatter, and turned around in a panic
Rose, you big fool…!!
I hadn’t thought about the possibility of Hilde getting killed at all On top being aware of their plans, once she was deemed useless there was no way she’d be left in peace!
“Where—”
Klaus chased after me
Hearing the uproar, the duo in the greenhouse poked their heads out
Seeingrong, and became alarmed
“Wait a, hey you, what’s wrong?!”
“Princess?”
Lutz rushed over and shook my shoulders
“What happened? We won’t understand if you don’t tell us!” he said
I considered his words
He was right If I didn’t tell them, they wouldn’t understand
But, I couldn’t I wanted to confess everything, but in this situation where I didn’t even have someone to talk to, it was pure torture
If I told theer posed to them would only increase
“I just reent business…”
“Huh?”
“I’m sorry I’ll have to excuse myself for today”
Lutz see, but I removed his hands and smiled at him
Holding backas norazes on me, but I didn’t turn back to look
“Princess Rosemarie, where in the world are you headed?”
“To meet…”
Hilde, I replied in a small voice, and Klaus moved in front of me to block the path, a harsh expression the like of which I’d never seen before on his face
“I cannot assent”
Klaus was usually sweet on ranted
The only tiainst er
“Klaus”
“I cannot allow you to place yourself in danger”
My shoulders shook
Klaus just said it was “dangerous”
“You knew”
“…………”
In other words, Klaus knew Hilde was on treacherous footing If he knew, then it only stood to reason his commander did as well
And yet, why?
“…don’t you protect her?”
“She is not e”
You should already know, his eyes reproached me, stone cold
That was that Although it was highly likely she would get killed, she was on the enemy’s side There was no way he would protect her
In the kingdom’s eyes, she was one of the traitors
The ene their irl would definitely be abandoned They had divided interests, after all
“…………”
THMP THMP My heart beat unpleasantly
I felt painfully suffocated, like I’d run a h air My blood puhout my body, and cold sweat flowed down my back and neck
Eyes wide, I was on the verge of fainting
Right noas trying to influence the fate of a person
That truth terrifiedelse
Let’s say, for exa
Even if I didn’t personally get involved, it didn’t change the fact that I could have done so
I was close to getting forced into watching a 15 year old girl die without lifting a finger to help
The burden was crushi+ng