"Cool your head first, Theodore, and we'll talk later," the former Noble Lord said as he stood up. "Then we'll leave first," Lady Madeleine said after following the former Noble Lord. The room was deafeningly silent at the time, and no one dared to speak.
Then we heard a knock on the door. "Would you like to rest on the loft, your Lordship? I can prepare tea if you would like," A servant asked. "Yes, please," he replied. We sat near the window in the tea room. In this area, I could see the full moon. We, like the moon, must go through various phases to be whole again.
I was the one who broke the silence. "What made you say that?" I asked, looking at him. "I'm sorry," he said, still not looking at me.
"Hey, you said we should forget about the formalities, right? Pardon me in advance, but
