She's Not My Sister You Fool

  ────── 〔✿〕────── “........So you’re saying, they assigned us the wrong room?” “That’s right.” “But didn’t you say this was the only room left earlier?” “The situation has changed.” I almost let out a dry laugh because I was stunned by Dietrich’s brazen answer that I barely managed to school my expression. ‘It’s not a lie seeing as his aura didn’t waver…..’  It must be true that the situation has changed.  ‘The problem is that the person who changed the situation is Dietrich.’ I took out Marilyn’s letter from my arms and tapped it on my palm while staring at him. “Hm. Is that so?” Dietrich, as I stared at him with narrowed eyes, looked a little perplexed at the sight of the letter. I nodded slightly as I observed his face which seemed to exhibit a guilty conscience.  “So you say?” “Anissa.” “Well, fine.” I stuck close to Dietrich, who opened his mouth as if he would confess his sins to me and grabbed his collar.  Surprised by our sudden closeness, his eyes wide...

  ────── 〔✿〕────── It was a little suspicious that there was only one hotel room left in this vast Kirov, a town that was so developed it could not be compared with the town of Oily, which was a small dominion. “Is there really only one room left?” “That’s right.” “Really?” “Really.” I narrowed my eyes at Dietrich’s blunt answer. It was difficult to read his mind again right now, maybe because I used my ability in the carriage earlier. ‘Was I too hasty in judging him to be naive?’ Though if he had made up a situation where there was only one room left because he couldn't say he wanted to share a room with me, it felt like a shallow trick. ‘Well, so what if we share one room?’ The only remaining room was the best suite in Loelli, and there were two bedrooms attached to the living room with a window overlooking the outside. ‘We can sleep in each bedroom separately.’  Having made my own conclusion, I immediately unpacked the luggage that the hotel staff had dropped off in the cor...

  ────── 〔✿〕────── Kirov was a wonderful city. From its entrance, you could already smell the unique fishy smell coming from its port and the scent of fruits mixed together.  “You’re not getting off?”  “...........” “Then I’ll look around first.” Waiting for Dietrich who showed no signs of getting off the carriage – even though I waited for a few minutes – I shrugged my shoulders at his silence and stepped out.  “Princess, why are you coming out alone?” “Dietrich told me to get off first.” Oslo, who had been following us, hurriedly escorted me out of the carriage, insisting that though an escort was not necessary, an attendant would be. “That’s why I’m going to look around alone.” “Then, I’ll have Dina escort you.” Oslo, who alternately glanced at me and the carriage to understand the situation, beckoned the knight standing behind me. “Dina?” When asked, Oslo put his hand on the shoulder of the approaching knight, introducing her as the youngest of the Lagrange Knigh...