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PAID Chapter 133
Penelope sighed, realizing she hadn’t properly explained her work or finances to Sein.
It was clear no one else had explained the intricacies of adult matters to him either.
“It’s true,” she said, “If you don’t believe me, you can check the account books yourself. You have the right to do so, Sein.”
Sein’s jaw dropped.
“I… I don’t know how to read account books.”
“I’ll teach you how to read them, then you’ll be able to. Would you like to look at them together?”
“Yes! I’d love to!” Sein’s eyes sparkled with excitement, and Penelope barely suppressed a smile.
“Alright, then. When we get home, we’ll look at them together,” she promised, giving him a light push on the back.
“Now, shall we go see if there’s anything else you’d like?”
“Yes!” Sein shouted enthusiastically before darting over to Damian, who gently took his hand with a kind smile.
“Looks like it’s working out well,” Damian said.
“Yeah,” Penelope replied, watching Sein’s radiant smile. Just looking at it made her heart feel warm and soft.
He’s so pure and kind, she thought, unable to hide her fond expression as she walked forward. Beside her, Ahwin kept pace, his mage’s robe billowing lightly in the breeze.
“So this is what a festival is like. There’s more to see than I expected,” Penelope remarked.
She wasn’t wrong. The marketplace, alive with the festival’s spirit, was full of colorful sights. Trinkets, jewelry, soaps, perfumes, sculptures, wallets—the variety was endless.
One side of the street was crowded with merchants selling exotic goods from foreign lands, their stalls swarming with curious customers.
Sein stopped every time something caught his attention, his eyes wide with wonder. Penelope observed him affectionately from a short distance.
“Are you really that worried about the kid when he’s surrounded by knights?” Ahwin asked, puzzled.
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