a's

lonely and stuck in

ling words and clear conviction erased every objection I could think of. He looked expectan

ree, but a simple claus

pleasur

tonic friendship was sealed that very moment. He sat

ly. I couldn't imagine having a prince charming as

, we keep meeting up every evening after Jarvis returns from wo

orn in my flesh, J

sight before leaving my room. He would always pick on everything I do, especia

m only to have his face shoved close to mine, accusing me of

father had dwindled since my entrance into the mansion, so his accusation left me c

, but this time around, he fa

y put on some clothes before coming out to us. Jethro knew his brother wasn't going to support his clai

you, n

t coming, and

door of his room. I started screaming loudly but to my di

ched fist. Jarvis didn't seem surprised by the attack as the expression on his fac

ade for the infirmary in the mansion where I wrapped a short bandage on his wound a

ad brought

ansion. He had protected me all his life, only to

you o

ed out of my trance and threw him a reassuri

und the edges, I know, f

ve a stand

y, but I wasn't in the mood. The delinquent had accused me of being a spy. i

the door and let my tears flow, this wasn't it, what I had bargained f

y door but at that time, I didn't want to see either of their

d twice and I

ed more apology which I ignor

r reje

k, if only I was offered a chance to prove myself at all. Unfortunately,

rs jesting at me for not having a mother, the painful remembrance of my father's na

tchen department, to my surprise, I saw Jarvis on my way. He looked pitifully at me and guilt filled my

,I ha

od time Jarvis, w

five steps away from him when my phone chimed again, I looked at i

about to tal

t ash

ire has been approved, and I wa

had hel