Chapter 65 – Truth (3)
Everything was finding its place.
Whether it was a person or a truth.
When everything falls into place someday.
Who will be the one laughing?
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Left the mansion
I just left saying that I think I will have to vacate the seat for a while and left.
Didn’t go into detail.
I didn’t want to solve everything just like that, and I thought I wouldn’t be able to do that.
I didn’t think their kindness was as pure as that, but that’s why I felt that way more strongly.
Seria’s words from last night were still in my head.
If the.
What should I do if everything I suspect turns out to be true?
How could she swear, criticize, and throw her out for not wanting to see her?
But I know very well that I am not a person like that.
As always, I will find my fault and leave quietly.
As I thought about that, I arrived at the place where the long-distance carriages depart.
The Fellowes family offered to borrow a carriage, but he refused.
The moment I receive more, I feel like I can’t turn back.
Got into the wagon
“We’re leaving.”
The wheels slipped along with the coachman’s horse and the carriage began to set off.
The regular vibrations soon put people to sleep.
Was it because I had a lot to think about lately? I, too, could not resist the temptation.
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I opened my eyes momentarily.
I must have fallen asleep in the carriage, but now I am standing in a certain room.
A room with nothing but a bed.
There were ropes on the floor in the room, probably used to tie something together.
The color of the wallpaper was red.
Feeling terrified, I took a step back.
It’s definitely the first time, but it feels familiar.
I didn’t want to stay any longer so I opened the door.
Opening the door, what I saw was a small living room.
A very intricate structure.
There were only a few pieces of furniture, so I wondered if the owner really lived a simple life.
However…
What had fallen on the floor caught my eye.
It was a knife
A red-colored knife.
Is this a murder scene?
Why am I here?
My head hurts.
It was obviously familiar, but something seemed to prevent me from recalling it.
“Ed?”
Someone called my name
I couldn’t help but be surprised because I heard a voice from a space where no one other than me could exist.
A woman walked out of the darkness on one side of the living room.
With the sound of something rattling.
Blue hair.
How can I forget him
That person was someone I knew.
“Hey.”
She was watching me
“Are you really Ed?”
She was a bit of a haggard look.
As if you were having a hard time.
She took a step toward me.
There was another creaking sound, so I looked up and there was a chain.
At her feet.
“What happened?”
No matter how much she did something she shouldn’t have done to me, there was still a part of me that she just couldn’t get rid of.
Did you call this hate?
She didn’t answer my question.
“Seeing how friendly he is, Ed is right.”
She was told that she was getting the punishment she deserved for her crime.
But how is she here?
It should be far west.
“Ed.”
She called my name
“Why.”
“Ed has definitely changed. If she was the same, she would have said yes.”
“Say what you want to say.”
The words became sharp.
Because what I need right now is the truth.
It was enough even after that to unravel the hoepo.
Regardless of whether it is correct to call it a hoepo.
“Is Ed happy now?”
It was a random word.
In terms of whether they were happy or not, they were on the happy side.
Except for the things that kept getting stuck in my head.
“What do you mean?”
“Do you like it when you’re so sweet with the girl who put me away out west?”
How does Heina know this?
It was originally after that.
“How do you know that?”
“Because I still love Ed so much?”
“I don’t have time to play around.”
“It’s no joke.”
It wasn’t a conversation.
A riddle wouldn’t work like this either.
“Looks like…He didn’t tell me?”
She said something like that, perhaps guessing from the look on my face.
“What do you mean?”
Seria was probably the only person within the common range that she and I knew at the same time.
Although one did not have a good relationship with each other.
“Truth.”
It seemed that the topic had finally come out.
“Ed, haven’t you thought about that since I went far west?”
She vomited once and then began to speak.
“Sorry, I’m not feeling well.”
“Go ahead.”
“Why did he disappear so quickly after the trial, I couldn’t have taken Ed to the hospital by myself, so who helped?”
She was telling me the questions I had.
“I do not know.”
Plainly admitted.
“Didn’t he really tell you anything?”
What she said was that Seria knew all about this.
“What the hell does Seria know?”
She was looking at me with sad eyes.
“Seeing you call me by name, you’ve gotten pretty close.”
He did not say that the marriage was planned.
“Do you know why he keeps coming out? That’s…”
The horse was interrupted by someone else.
“Ed.”
Another all-too-familiar voice came from behind.
“Get away from that woman.”
She was treating Heina like a criminal.
“Now you’re doing it that way just because it’s in her own hands?”
“Ed, come quickly.”
Seria seemed to be in a hurry.
“Yeah, well, he doesn’t seem like he’ll tell you anything, so I’ll tell you everything.”
“This is the room we spent the week in.”
“And here I stabbed you.”
Her head hurt
It seemed that the memories that had holes here and there were aligned.
“To put my all on it, I had no intention of stabbing Ed.”
“What’s wrong with me? I love Ed, but I can’t be like that.”
“At the end of the week, someone came to find out how they knew this place.”
It was a bonus to say that he had broken through several layers of locks.
“So, when I saw such an uninvited guest, I couldn’t hold back my anger and raised my knife. Why did you crawl here without thinking about what you think?”
“But at that moment, Ed threw himself and got the knife instead.”
Did I say…?
“At that moment, I couldn’t think of anything.”
“My hands were shaking. I couldn’t believe I had stabbed someone I loved with my own.”
“Ed collapsed and everyone there froze.”
So, who the hell is that person?
The existence of the third party was still unspecified.
“Who is he?”
“Ed already knows him.”
“Ed. I’m fooling you again.”
Two voices rang out simultaneously.
“His name is…”
“Ed!”
The horse was cut off there.
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The day Edward Weiss disappeared with the word that he was leaving for the West.
Seria von Ferroz’s heart was filled with a sense of crisis.
It was clear that he had gone to see her.
And the woman will surely tell him the whole truth about her.
The truth was not the problem.
With his uncertain memory, there was a high possibility that he would not truly believe it, but it was more problematic that it planted doubts in his head.
Just like she used to be.
There was nothing suspicious about destroying a relationship.
No definite words were needed.
It was because a simple word was enough for the planter, but a lot of rebuttals and corresponding evidence were needed for the receiver.
Why did he suddenly leave for the West?
She was the more questionable she was because she hadn’t had anyone attached to him lately.
In her anxious thoughts, she opened and closed her drawer on her desk, but repeatedly.
Suddenly, she found a letter in the drawer.
She didn’t write it herself.
She just brought a letter that was constantly in front of his room.
She pulled out the newest one and looked at it.
Just looking at the contents made my teeth tremble.
And it was something Ed should never have seen.
Because the letter mentioned the existence of her child.
And when Ed found out about it, he would surely leave himself and go to her.
Did she really have to get rid of her then?
However, at that time, he was still only a student to kill and destroy.
It was great in itself to have gone this far.
But he had already left. The moment he met her, the truth about her would be revealed.
Whether he believed it or not.
My head was complicated.
I wanted to follow somehow.
But I couldn’t leave for the West right away.
Her own father, who would help her, was out of town and basically too dangerous to go west at night near her mountains.
The West was such a remote place.
If you were going to go, it was right to go at dawn the next day.
She couldn’t do anything, so her despair came upon her.
Finished.
Only those words echoed in my head.
He would doubt himself now, and the moment the truth came out, he wouldn’t love him.
It really made no sense to expect her not to talk.
But she couldn’t give up.
How did you win love?
I couldn’t lose it like this.
She waited for the light of day.
