Chapter 120 .That night, Claude, his little sister and little brother dined in the attic. Their food was quite plain, only some white bread, bacon, potatoes cooked with cow bones, deer meat, and a few baked apples. Even so, Angelina was quite happy with the meal, and Bloweyk was even more pumped. He jumped about nonstop on Claude’s bed, overjoyed. He even played hide and seek behind the pillows with Henry and Angelina. Henry didn’t know what his parents said to the pathetic piece of crap he had beaten up. But ever since that night, Arbeit was no longer at home. HIs sister told him two days later that he had been sent to Sir Fux’s manor and would be staying there for the time being. Another two days later, Henry started his horsemanship training in school. As the four of them already kne

