That is why I have been holding on to it without yelling that itâs unfair.
âWhere did you learn such despicable manners?â
Belsachâs tears, which have stopped, filled with tears again from rebuke.
But he canât even make a whimper about how scared he is.
âKeep talking, Astalliu.â
It is Astalliu who is getting more nervous now.
The guy who couldnât make up the right excuses before now buried his face in his fatherâs clothes, Laurels, and started crying.
Well.
That was the reaction of the usual children in front of their grandfather.
Lulak Lombardyâs tremendous charisma sometimes makes even normal adults tremble.
Since I was young, I saw my grandfather, and are the children of Lombardy, so I was okay.
Most people didnât even dare to make eye contact.
âFlorentia.â
As my grandfather called me, I felt my fatherâs hand grasping my shoulder straining.
âYou, tell me.â
But while asking questions, my grandfather didnât seem to have very high expectations.
It was natural.
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The original me, Florentia, was an exceptionally timid child.
Thatâs what I inherited from my father, more so because I was harassed by my cousins like that.
But I said, looking straight into my grandfatherâs eyes.
âI havenât done anything wrong.â
âEven when my son like this nowâŚâŚ !â
âViese!â
Eventually, great anger broke out from my grandfather.
The momentum of Viese, who seemed want to chew me at any moment, died, and his shoulders shriveled.
He couldnât overcome his temper and intervene, a while ago, his son was scolded for doing the same thing.
Like father, like son.
âKeep talking.â
Grandpa said horribly to me.
But I could see that there was something else in those eyes that seemed cold at first glance.
âI was here waiting for my father. But all of a sudden, Belsach and Astalliu came and made fun of me by calling me half-blood, and I told him not to do that, so he hit me.â
âYou got hit? Who hit you?â
âBelsach.â
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I did not forget to lift my index finger and point to Belsach.
âAnd he called me lowly-born and told me to go out to the commoners village.â
Even if I didnât see, I knew the expression of my father who listened to me now.
It was because the hand on my shoulder was trembling with anger.
It could have been a bit of a fuss, but now it was time to tell him how I was being treated.
Father, sorry.
Please be patient.
âSo did you hit Belsach because of that?â
âNo.â
âThen why did you hit him?â
âThatâs BelsachâŚâ
I took a small breath and said again and again.
âThatâs because Belsach told me, âYou are not Lombardyâs.'â
Me and my grandfatherâs brown eyes faced straight.
They were plain-looking brown eyes, but I knew they saw so much that the killer couldnât even imagine.
âThatâs right, Iâm half-blood.â
My mother wasnât allowed to use Lombardyâs name until the end, so I was definitely half right.
I had no intention of denying it.
âBut even though Iâm half-blood, Iâm definitely Lombardyâs. My grandfather acknowledged it, Lombardy.â
In the past, I thought I was incomplete because my mother was a commoner.
Thatâs why I was always ignored as a half-blood, and my cousins regarded them as beings with half that I would never have.
Thatâs why I accepted that it was a worthy event though I was treated like an employee, not a member of Lombardy.
However, when I saw how they running the family, I realized it was painful.
That Iâm a hundred times more worthy of the name Lombardy than those nerds who call themselves Lombardy and shrug their shoulders.
The fact that I am no less than anyone else, Lombardy.
âBelsach denied me that I wasnât Lombardy. And I canât stand it.â
âHe didnât make fun of you, but because he said you werenât Lombardy?â
âYeah.â
I nodded and answered, then deliberately added a word.
âGrandpa.â
It meant âIâm your granddaughter tooâ.
I wanted to say that I deserve to call you grandfather as much as Belsach.