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Chapter 185 Goodnight, Elor

The matter has been resolved.

Dorothy's casual remark certainly sparked a brainstorming session for Raffi.

too fast.

Lafite glanced around the living room.

Anna was not found.

Because of what Dorothy said earlier, Laffey believed that Anna had helped resolve this problem.

Dorothy could tell from Raffi's expression that she was looking for Anna.

Dorothy waved the bread in her hand.

"Don't bother looking for her, she's already gone back to her room to rest."

Lafite nodded upon hearing this.

"Well, then I'll thank Miss Anna after she wakes up."

"Aww~" Dorothy took a bite of bread.

"Yes, I think she'll be very happy to hear that."

"Oh, right, I think I'll wait a little longer. You should be able to receive good news from the capital soon."

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Dorothy's words were somewhat perfunctory.

Lafite laughed when he heard that.

"That's really good news."

Although there were some doubts about whether Dorothy and Anna had really resolved the matter in such a short time.

But Raffi still chose to believe in Dorothy in his heart.

Dorothy looked at Raffi, who was smiling, and a wicked smile crept onto her lips.

"Princess Raffi, don't forget our contract. Once the message from the capital arrives and you confirm it, you'll have to fulfill the contract."

As Dorothy spoke, she gave Raffi a lewd look, sizing her up and down.

After a moment of surprise, a blush appeared on Raffi's face. She clasped her hands together on her lower abdomen and, in response to Dorothy's scrutiny, swayed slightly from side to side, allowing Dorothy to get a better look.

It was obvious that Lafite's shyness was feigned.

She didn't care at all about Dorothy's unabashed gaze.

He only put on this act to make Dorothy have some fun.

But faced with these two unbridled individuals, Elor, sitting to the side, could no longer tolerate it.

She immediately jumped between the two of them, blocking Dorothy's view with her body.

"Dorothy! I came back yesterday afternoon and found a letter you left behind. Do you know how worried I was?"

Then you came back this morning as if nothing had happened, and, and even to Princess Raffi—”

Elor's voice grew softer and softer as she spoke.

Soon her entire face turned completely red, even down to her ears.

Elor bit her lower lip, tears welling in her eyes.

She was genuinely worried about Dorothy.

The letter Dorothy left her yesterday didn't say much, only that she and Anna were going out for a while.

But that very night, Elor went to Raffi to ask him questions.

Then, she learned from Raffi that Dorothy was actually going to challenge the Archmage.

Although Elor knew that the mysterious magician who saved the city of apprentices last time was Dorothy.

But she had never actually witnessed Dorothy's battles.

At that time, she was protected by Anna and knew nothing about the outside world.

So she had no confidence at all, fearing that Dorothy would get hurt, and also fearing that Dorothy would leave her.

She didn't sleep at all last night; she just sat in the living room waiting.

Elor breathed a sigh of relief when she saw Dorothy and Anna return in the morning.

When Dorothy returned, Elor was about to ask her something when Dorothy made an excuse that she was a little hungry and went into the kitchen.

Just as she turned to ask Anna, Anna had already returned to her room.

So from morning until now, Elor hasn't gotten any answers from her.

As a result, while he was worried about Dorothy...

The little girl in front of me was actually exchanging glances with the princess.

How could Elor tolerate this?

Suddenly, she felt a sharp pain in her chest, and without thinking, she jumped out.

But she regretted it after she jumped out.

Too reckless and impulsive.

Especially after seeing Dorothy's somewhat teasing look, Elor wished she could disappear into a crack in the ground.

"I—I—Hmph! Don't misunderstand!"

Elor was instantly embarrassed and angry.

Dorothy innocently spread her hands, her left hand holding a loaf of bread, with jam still smeared on the corner of her mouth.

"What misunderstanding? I haven't said anything yet."

"————" Elor fell silent.

"Hmph! I'm ignoring you!" With that, Elor ran towards her room.

Dorothy simply gave a somewhat innocent look.

However, Dorothy knew that she had indeed worried Elor.

We will compensate her afterwards.

Dorothy just wants to eat something and then go to sleep.

Although Anna traveled a thousand miles in half a day yesterday, Dorothy also felt somewhat tired.

If she dared to say those words to Anna's face, she would definitely get a beating.

Dorothy finished her bread in a few bites, waved to Laffey, and said, "Well then, Your Highness Laffey, I'm a little tired now and need to rest. Please make yourself at home."

Without waiting for Raffi's response, he walked toward the room.

Raffi remained silent, watching Dorothy walk up to the second floor.

Hearing the door open, she turned to Anne beside her and said, "Let's go, Anne, I still have a lot of things to take care of today."

"Yes, Your Highness."

Anne immediately went out to prepare a carriage for Raffi.

When Dorothy entered the room, she saw Elor, who was already wearing a magic robe.

"You haven't slept all night either, have you? Don't you want to rest for a bit?" Dorothy asked as she walked up to Elor.

Elor shook his head.

"No, I still have an alchemy experiment to finish, oh!" Elor suddenly exclaimed.

Dorothy threw herself at Elor as she was speaking.

The two of them fell onto the blanket together.

The two people, lying on their sides, faced each other, their eyes meeting.

Elor instinctively tried to avoid Dorothy's gaze.

However, Dorothy directly touched Elor's face with her hand, forcing Elor to look directly at her.

"Is the experiment urgent?" Dorothy asked softly.

Elor nodded slightly and whispered, "A little—"

Dorothy raised an eyebrow.

"A little? So, is it urgent or not?"

Elor fell silent; she wanted to turn her face away.

But at that moment, a small hand was stroking her face, making it impossible for Elor to look away.

Dorothy leaned forward and moved slightly closer to Elor.

"If you're not in a rush, how about we rest together for a bit?"

Elor felt her heart racing.

She knew that she couldn't compromise at this point.

So Elor made sure to look into Dorothy's eyes.

But when Elor looked into Dorothy's eyes, which seemed to hold a hint of flirtation, a part of her heart softened.

She opened her mouth and, as if possessed, whispered, "—No rush."

Finished!

A mournful cry escaped her lips as she closed her eyes in despair.

Dorothy smiled with satisfaction upon hearing the answer.

"Hehe, my dear Miss Elor, you haven't rested all night either, so have a sweet dream now."

Elor opened her eyes resignedly.

Seeing the mischievous smile on Dorothy's face, he could only say helplessly, "Alright, then goodnight, dear Dorothy."

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"Okay, goodnight, Elor."