Fulilian: Dominate Aura at the beginning

Chapter 43 A Day in the Life of a Married Couple (Part 2): Goodnight

In the cabin at dusk—

Frillie swallowed a mouthful of stewed meat coated in sauce, then slowly put down her knife and fork.

The silver cutlery made a crisp sound when it clattered against the porcelain plate.

She chewed slowly, her probing gaze shifting back and forth between the two people opposite her.

Frillie looked at the two people in front of her who remained silent, her heart filled with doubt.

"I'm very happy that you gave me a day off today..."

"But why do I feel like there's something wrong with you guys?"

Magic Little Deng's intuition was as accurate as ever—

Unfortunately, neither of the couple seemed inclined to explain this to the child.

Agushid didn't even raise his head.

He quickly finished his dinner and went back to his room.

This unusual silence was something even Frillian had never seen before.

"No way... I didn't know you two could argue..."

Frilian looked at Vlamé and boldly voiced her guess.

"Stupid disciple..."

Volamey's fingertips gently traced circles on the rim of the cup, causing tiny ripples to spread across the surface of the black tea.

She curled the corners of her lips into a slight smile, chuckling softly at Frillie's guess.

"How could you have such a thought as 'we had an argument'?"

"Because he didn't say a single word to you from beginning to end."

Frillie answered matter-of-factly, holding up her fingers as she began to give examples.

“At this time of year, the two of you would always start arguing for all sorts of reasons.”

"And normally, he would definitely wait for you, right?"

A faint smile graced Vlame's face as she gently shook her head.

This refuted Frillie's conjecture.

"If it wasn't because of an argument, then what was it because of?"

Frillie rested her head on her hands, leaning forward instinctively, and asked curiously why.

"You're not old enough to know these things yet, so children shouldn't ask too many questions about adult matters."

Vlamé's words shattered Frillie's curiosity.

She put the last piece of stew into her mouth and chewed slowly.

In Magical Little Deng's rather resentful gaze—

Vlame stood up and tapped her forehead with his index finger.

"Frilian...you can't understand the answer to this question right now."

"Honestly...it's happening again. You haven't even explained yet, how can you be so sure I don't understand?"

Frillie's stubbornness remained unchanged.

Vlamé paused for a moment, her slightly swaying reflection shimmering in the black tea in her cup.

"Because, just like learning magic, the troubles we face are beyond your imagination right now."

This time, Vlame didn't calm down and explain to her step by step.

After using magic to automatically send all the plates on the dining table back to the kitchen and wash them,

She walked slowly toward the bedroom, but turned back halfway there.

"Fulillian..."

Volame called his disciple's name softly and earnestly instructed her:

"If one day in the future you develop the desire to actively understand humanity—"

"Then when that time comes, you will understand how I and Agushid feel right now."

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"I don't want you to be alone in the future..."

The foolish words that Vlamena blurted out at noon still echoed in my ears.

Agushid lay alone on his bed in his bedroom, his eyes fixed silently on the ceiling. "All alone..."

In the past five hundred years, the time he was not alone was a minority.

Most of the time, Agushid wandered the world alone, aimlessly.

Try to find your 'emotions' again through various means.

"Volamei—"

She murmured softly the name that had only been with her for a short fifteen years.

Agushid closed his eyes heavily, seemingly lost in thought.

click-

The bedroom door was opened as usual, and Vlame slowly approached the bed.

Because a dim, magical lamp was lit in the bedroom—

So, from Vlamé's perspective, the light softly outlined the curves of her husband's face.

"Are you still thinking about what I said today?"

Vlame's voice was softer than usual, as if afraid of disturbing the heavy atmosphere in the room.

Agushid did not answer; he simply opened his eyes and turned his head slightly to the side.

Seeing that her husband did not speak, Vlame did not press him for an answer.

They always maintained this tacit understanding.

Agushid's gaze followed Vlame's slender figure.

Vlame stood with her back to him in front of the clothes rack by the bed.

He was very familiar with this posture—

His wife's swan-like white neck gleamed like pearls under the light.

The sash of her robe was tied into a delicate knot at her waist.

"help me."

She spoke softly, her tone not commanding, but rather a habitual pleading.

Agushid sat up and slowly reached out his hand toward Vlame's back.

The moment his fingers touched the ribbon, Vlamé's breath seemed to catch in his throat for a second.

Agushid moved slowly, as the silk ribbons slipped from his fingertips—

The outer robe obediently slipped off Vlamé's shoulders, revealing a thin white shirt underneath.

Agushid turned back and hung Vlame's robe on the hanger.

But when he turned around, Vlamé was already facing him.

Her eyes were deep in the dim light, like emeralds in the twilight.

Suddenly, Agushid noticed that her eyelashes trembled slightly.

But Vlame ultimately said nothing.

She simply took a step forward, shortening the final distance between them.

Vlame's fingers gently stroked Agushid's cheek, the touch slightly cool.

Agushid felt the warmth of her fingertips, neither flinching nor responding.

But the next moment——

Vlamé cupped his face in her hands, her touch gentle yet firm.

She bent down—

They pressed their foreheads together.

This pose was more ambiguous to them than any hug.

"Good night."

After suppressing the thousand words in her heart once again, Vlame said this to her husband.

　I'm about to die from exhaustion... I want to sleep until dawn.

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