Chapter 47 – Inception (2)
A building in District 4.
The second floor had several rooms.
It would be more accurate to say that it was a boarding room for many people.
In one of the rooms, a conversation between two women was going on.
One was her roommate, Eurelia, and the other was Carolyn von Peroz, who had come looking for her.
It was a fairly stable sight.
In fact it was already after her Edward Weiss calmed her down that her name was about to trigger her seizure.
Carolyn couldn’t understand what the hell was going on with her and why she shuddered at the mere mention of her name.
She seemed to know for sure what had happened.
What did he do to this woman who sat in front of her own and still winced?
The first time I saw her, I didn’t think she was that kind of person, but maybe that was also her own prejudice.
It was Carolyn waiting for her to calm down because her truth was coming from her counterpart anyway.
“Are you all right?”
She had no reason to be coercive here, so she tried to be as kind as possible.
So that I could get any information.
She still looked anxious.
Seeing that her lips were about to fall apart but still sticking together, it was Carolyn who thought that she still lacked trust in herself.
“I know what you’re afraid of. Are you sure you said he was going to retaliate?”
As far as she was now, Carolyn was putting to good use what she had learned in her own family.
In order to obtain information, you must erase the cause that prevents the information from appearing.
If reason becomes money or retaliation, then shouldn’t it be enough to fill the lack?
I didn’t know what position he was in, but since his family is Feroze, he can block most threats.
“I promise to protect you in my family.”
She showed all the cards she could throw out.
All that remains now is whether or not the other party accepts it.
“It was at the graduation ceremony.”
I guess I decided to speak up.
“The day before… I confessed to my senior… But I was rejected.”
Seniority seemed to refer to that man.
Is it dental drama?
It doesn’t seem like he’d step into that direction, but it seemed there was an unexpected side to him.
“I was relieved. I said let’s talk about it no matter what the outcome will be.”
“I was rejected.”
Seeing that the words came out a little comfortably, it seemed that he had calmed down a lot.
At first it seemed like it wasn’t him.
If he refuses, he refuses, so is there any reason to retaliate?
It was clear that it had nothing to do with him, unless he had a mental problem.
“At the time, I was sad, relieved, and somehow complicated…”
“When we were almost home, he suddenly went black and passed out.”
When she was told that she had even been kidnapped, she was dumbfounded.
It was not a normal level if it was enough to go from a love affair to kidnapping.
It was clear that he was a person who could not tolerate the presence of others.
She was the kind of person he was doing, so she could tell that he was a dangerous person, regardless of whether or not such a person was around him.
“When I opened my eyes again, what kind of room was it?”
A white room with nothing.
“I was sitting strapped to a chair when I heard a woman’s voice behind me.”
“Are you a woman?”
“…Yes”
“Then they hit me. In the chest, in the stomach… And in the thigh area.”
“I don’t know how many hours have passed, but they let me go, telling me not to appear in front of the teacher again.”
When she finished speaking, she began to tremble as if she had recalled a memory of her that she did not want to recall.
“This… Please go now.”
“If he finds out, he’ll kill me for real.”
Nothing was heard from her after that.
There was only one woman there who was trembling.
There was nothing she could do about it, so she was just Carolyn laying down some of the cash she’d taken in exchange for information.
“Thank you for being honest. It’s not much money, but… Please save it and move to a safer place.”
With that said, she left her room.
There was the sound of a lock triggering several times behind him.
Was it that scary?
She left her building and began to return to her own home.
Let’s organize our thoughts.
He had nothing to do with this.
It was something that happened in an area that was not visible from his line of sight in the first place.
It’s just that the crime was committed by a woman who was in love with him.
The two must have known each other, but did they also know the culprit?
Two possibilities came to mind.
The first is a person in a fairly high position. Or a lot of money.
I don’t know if it was a single crime or if there were several people, but it was because kidnapping is never easy.
Furthermore, he heard that the woman had kidnapped him.
Then you will definitely need someone’s help.
It would have been more accurate to say that he had spent enough money to keep his mouth shut, or that the order was given by someone who was too afraid to report it.
The second was that he was very eloquent.
It is common for people to report and see what happens no matter what.
It was normal that they should have reported whether the investigation had really started or was crushed before it even started.
However, it seems that this person in front of him did not even report it.
In just a few hours, he had instilled fear into the poor man who was trembling in that room.
It was absurd.
I don’t know if it’s because they want to receive love or if they’re trying to get rid of something that threatens their love.
Doing this just for the sake of that love was incomprehensible to her mind, who had never been in love.
If this can be called love, it was a truly terrible love.
And if this is love, I didn’t think I wanted to do it at all.
Then, suddenly, she remembered the last thing she had said.
Teacher.
Didn’t her own sister call him teacher?
Considering the financial ability to kidnap, it was roughly correct.
It was the same because her sister was also a Feroze.
She knew it was a bad idea, but when she put her sister in the story she had been told, everything was roughly explained.
The problem is that her sister had feelings for Edward Weiss.
Although it made no sense that his father had no restraint for doing this.
Who is her father who helped her sister do that just for him?
It sounded absurd, but her father’s recent attitude towards her kept her from thinking about it.
If the.
What if what you thought made no sense made sense?
Doing something that could affect the family name just because of that one person?
With that thought in mind, she moved her steps towards her house.
However, there was one thing she overlooked at the time.
What she missed was that it, too, was for the family’s reputation.
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A little bit of time passed, and before I knew it, graduation began to appear in front of my eyes.
An hour was about to end.
Usually it’s 4 years, but for me it was more than that.
Numerous suggestions have come to me.
It could be said that this happened because of the high status of the university.
Since the upper limit of admission was so high, the reality was that even if you graduated safely after 4 years, you would be taken from a related place.
One of the cases I remember was going directly to the imperial family.
Of course, that person must have had an influence because he was the son of a famous aristocratic family.
There is nothing special about people entering college in the first place.
You have to study really, really hard to get in.
Nobility? Commons?
Actually, it doesn’t matter.
Tuition fees come out to anyone in the name of scholarships.
Among them, nobles now paid their own school fees because of their pride, and the rest were receiving scholarships.
Coming back to the main topic, it was true that several suggestions came to me as well.
In various magic towers, public offices, and so on.
What about other things?
There are many places, but perhaps the most representative is the military.
Imperial army.
Most of the people who chose the military even after graduating from college were mostly military families, and ordinary people usually did not choose.
So why are you telling the story?
It’s actually because I haven’t thought enough about my future yet.
Maybe he was running away from reality under the pretext of tutoring.
Coincidentally, there were proposals from the Feroz family.
If you think simply, you will just accept the offer and say, wouldn’t it be nice to meet your lover?
However, I felt uncomfortable for some reason, so I couldn’t accept it.
The moment I received that offer, I felt like my life would no longer be mine.
A little more thought was needed.
