“Hmm, I’ll have to think carefully about this. Getting the Patron Wish Ticket from the lady herself is no small feat.”

“Right. You only get one chance in life for something like this, so you should think long and hard about it before you decide.”

“Oh dear, this might just be the biggest dilemma of my life.”

“Hehe, well then, I’ll really be off now.”

“See you later, milady.”

“Yeah.”

Cyrill waved at me.

I turned away after taking one last look at him.

Even as I climbed into the carriage, Cyrill was still waving enthusiastically. I mouthed, “Go on now.”@@novelbin@@

At last, the carriage began to move.

When would I see him again?

As I thought about our next meeting, an unsettling idea struck me: what if I couldn’t meet him again?

After all, the Duke of Dimensions could show up at any moment and kill me.

Sigh.

I still had to attend Meteor’s engagement ceremony and grant Cyrillote’s wish. And above all else, there was no way I’d let myself fall to a demon—not when my dad was counting on me.

The momentary despair weighing on me lifted as determination surged through me.

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