Chapter 108.2

Perhaps he had given up on speaking, but Lexit tried to hold my hand. Of course, the hand was stopped by Allen.

“I said no.”

“…Stop it, Allen. I’m older than you.”

“It’s not okay if Daddy comes. If you don’t like Bebe, you can’t take her.”

“Ha… really… this is annoying.”

In the end, Lexit let out his irritation as if he was showing his true nature.

“What are you going to do when you get annoyed? You usually disappear somewhere, do something, and suddenly appear again. Why are you so tall and why are you taking Bebe with you? It’s suspicious.”

Watching Allen speak without hesitation, Lexit licked his lips and turned around.

“No, it’s fine. I don’t need it.”

“You don’t need it. Tell me why and go.”

“Well, by the way Allen, sometimes everything you know can be a lie, and knowing the truth will put you at ease.”

As if giving his own advice, Lexit treated Allen with a slightly different expression and behavior he had just seen before.

“What I know can be a lie?”

“Yes, so don’t believe everything. This is advice for you, as the grown up brother.”

“Oh, I see.”

Allen rubbed his ear once with his finger and then grinned.

“You’re really sincere.”

“What?”

“I always hated it when you said you’re good at talking, and I don’t like it this time either. Don’t tell lies or anything, just tell it right. If you can’t talk properly, don’t say it out loud.”

Seeing Allen react every time he spoke, Lexit turned around with an annoyed expression on his face.

“Do whatever you want. You’ll regret it later.”

“Watch out for it, Lexit. Don’t just say things you don’t understand when you show up in a strange way.”

Allen, who was Lexit’s twin brother, did not appear to be the same age as Lexit even though they were twins. Rather, Lexit looked two or three years older, to the point that Allen had to look up at him.

“Anyway, I’ve always hated it. Bebe, are you okay? Lexit didn’t do anything weird, did he?”

“Oh, that’s not true, Brother.”

“Yes, yes, Bebe’s brother is here. You don’t really have to thank me. I know you appreciate it even if you don’t tell me. What do you think? I looked cool?”

Proud of himself, Allen lifted his head with his shoulders up and down. It looked cute, but somehow I wanted to tease him.

So I put my hand on the colt’s head.

For a moment, he thought I was hitting him, so he quickly squatted down.

“Why are you so surprised?”

“Oh? Oh, no. Your hand suddenly came and I thought you’d hit me.”

“Why would I hit you? I’m not going to hurt you if I hit you… dummy.”

I removed my head from the colt’s head.

It was really cute to see him showing off without knowing that his whole hair was ruined by picking flowers and weaving them here and there.

“Wh-What! I was just surprised.”

“Yes. You must have been surprised, more than that.”

Looking at my brother, who waved his hands and insisted that he was not surprised, I stretched my hand again.

“Oh, yeah. Are you going to say thank you? You don’t have to say that. I know how you feel. You don’t have to tell me. I know everything.”

“No, I don’t mean to say that. What do you know, dummy Brother.”

“Huh?”

“That’s not what I meant to ask. Is that person, Lexit, gone?”

As if a little disappointment, he just nodded his head.

Rather, his lips, which were rolled up like a flower just before blooming, constantly moved. Perhaps he was annoyed that I cared about Lexit, not him.

“Yeah, he disappeared suddenly. I didn’t tell anyone, and I was worried, so Aster and Dad were looking for him. I guess they couldn’t find him because there were only traces, so it was no joke.”

“Oh, then is it okay to send him away like that?”

“As long as you’re okay. And if I see him here today, he’ll come again.”

Allen spat out his words without much interest as if they were talking about someone who had nothing to do with him.

“Aren’t you worried?”

“I’m not worried. I know just by feeling. It’s like saying there’s nothing wrong with that. There are times when I feel like that because we are twins, but this time, I felt that way, so I didn’t have to worry.”

“Oh, I see.”

“But how did he do that? He was so big. Dang it. I’ll just ask about that.”

Perhaps it was a pity that he was sent like that, and the colt-like brother came to the point of talking to himself.

It was then when Sylvie, who was looking at the two of us alternatively, raised his head and made eye contact.

“My subordinates.”

“What?”

“And you.”

“What?”

“Both of you, stay away from him.”

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