Chapter 97
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“…… where did you hear it from?”
“Oh, it was just a rumour I heard.”
Rosette, whose complexion had changed, did not look particularly pleased. She looked at the other party who had the expression of being satisfied for knowing that his surprise attack had succeeded to break the mask of her indifference.
She was glad that she had been correct in her knowledge and in her answers to the questions he had asked. But hearing Yulan asking such an unrestrained question made her surprised. She knew he was poking on her sore spot, just as she had done a moment ago. There was no room left to be not offended by it.
It was a secret of the utmost importance to Rosette, which Yulan had so thoughtlessly tossed aside. It was a secret that should have been kept not as an individual, but as the princess of a nation.
“The rumour is pretty heavy,” Yulan said. “If something is heavy, it’s a subconscious reaction that you want someone to hold it for you. The tighter it is, the more important it is and the less flexible it becomes. It’s much easier to break the sturdy ones than breaking the one which is less flexible.”
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“…… where did you hear it from?”
“Oh, it was just a rumour I heard.”
Rosette, whose complexion had changed, did not look particularly pleased. She looked at the other party who had the expression of being satisfied for knowing that his surprise attack had succeeded to break the mask of her indifference.
She was glad that she had been correct in her knowledge and in her answers to the questions he had asked. But hearing Yulan asking such an unrestrained question made her surprised. She knew he was poking on her sore spot, just as she had done a moment ago. There was no room left to be not offended by it.
It was a secret of the utmost importance to Rosette, which Yulan had so thoughtlessly tossed aside. It was a secret that should have been kept not as an individual, but as the princess of a nation.
“The rumour is pretty heavy,” Yulan said. “If something is heavy, it’s a subconscious reaction that you want someone to hold it for you. The tighter it is, the more important it is and the less flexible it becomes. It’s much easier to break the sturdy ones than breaking the one which is less flexible.”
where did you hear it from?Oh, it was just a rumour I heard.Rosette, whose complexion had changed, did not look particularly pleased. She looked at the other party who had the expression of being satisfied for knowing that his surprise attack had succeeded to break the mask of her indifference.She was glad that she had been correct in her knowledge and in her answers to the questions he had asked. But hearing Yulan asking such an unrestrained question made her surprised. She knew he was poking on her sore spot, just as she had done a moment ago. There was no room left to be not offended by it.It was a secret of the utmost importance to Rosette, which Yulan had so thoughtlessly tossed aside. It was a secret that should have been kept not as an individual, but as the princess of a nation.The rumour is pretty heavy, Yulan said. If something is heavy, it's a subconscious reaction that you want someone to hold it for you. The tighter it is, the more important it is and the less flexible it becomes. It's much easier to break the sturdy ones than breaking the one which is less flexible.
