Chapter 60: Misunderstanding
For the reason that Captain Phillip couldn't return later that night, they decided to stay there for the meantime, even though Amara wasn't comfortable anymore. She knew that if they stayed there, Dravis would continue to be reminded of his past, especially the memories of him with the woman he was supposed to marry before. Nevertheless, there was nothing she could do but wait for the arrival of tomorrow; they couldn't leave the forest just like that. They were certain that the soldiers searching for them were now spread out and attempting to kill them. Dravis stepped out, attempting to distance himself from Euweh's sister. He knew it was wrong to mistake Eula for Eunice, so as much as possible, he avoided crossing paths with her. Moreover, he noticed the sadness in the princess's eyes ea
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