Caesar scratched his head and said gloomily, "Perhaps in the dead of night, I'll regret it? I'm not as heartless as you think, it's just that sometimes things are beyond my control. By the time I realize it, I've already lost her."
Kael sighed for the umpteenth time, "...You're upset."
"Hmm, aren't you upset?"
"I don't know."
Kael looked somewhat bewildered. To be honest, although Olivia half-forced him to recognize a sibling relationship, he hadn't interacted with her much.
For a while, Kael's memory of Olivia remained on the strange white-haired woman laughing and causing a ruckus with a beer mug in hand at the harvest festival.
"It wasn't so bad the day she left, just needed some time to adjust. But just now, when I saw that table full of bottles, I don't even know if it counts as grieving for someone else's misfortune, but it really irritated me."
