After some time had passed, they summoned us to dinner. We sat and waited for dinner to be served. It was a five-course meal once more. "Are you satisfied with the meal, Lady Chen?" Thaddeus asked unexpectedly while I was eating. "Yes, I am," I replied quickly.
"Does MY brother make your life worthwhile?" he inquired awkwardly. I gave him an irritated look. Theodore swallowed and cleared his throat. "What? Is it bad to ask questions?" Thaddeus inquired, his brow furrowed.
"It's not a bad idea, Thaddeus; just make sure the questions are derived from your goodwill, avoiding bad intent toward others," Theodore replied, following; he sighed. "Have you heard what's going on in the Count's Place, dear brother?" Thaddeus inquired.
"I haven't, because Father and Mother aren't sending l
