I'm not a sister complex!

Seeing a hint of insecurity on her mother's face, Wendy struck while the iron was hot:

"So, Mom! I want to take the steam train to Haidaram tomorrow."

"Please help me with the application for early graduation from school! Okay, Mom!"

"You see, this way I can get to Eros as soon as possible and help you watch him."

It seems that the reason why my daughter said so much to me just now was for this.

Estelle glanced at her daughter who was lying in her arms and acting like a spoiled child, and replied expressionlessly:

"No! You have to wait until three days before you can go to Haidaram."

Wendy's beautiful eyes widened, she suddenly stood up from her mother's arms, looked at her mother in disbelief and said:

"Applying for early graduation can be done in one day."

"Why do we have to wait three days to go to Haidaram? Can't we set off tomorrow afternoon at the latest?"

Estelle turned her face away and said in an unnatural tone:

"The weather will be better in three days!"

"But aren't we taking a steam train? What does the weather have to do with us? We're not taking a horse-drawn carriage!" Wendini asked with a puzzled look on his face.

Looking at her daughter who was still asking questions, Estelle coughed lightly and said incoherently:

"I asked someone to do a divination, and the fortune teller said that it would be best to go three days later."

"Oh! Anyway, you should wait until three days later and then take the steam train to Haidaram."

Wendini stared at her mother and said in a faint voice:

"But for someone like me who is shrouded in secrecy, is divination useful? Is mom's excuse so perfunctory?"

"I think Mom is deliberately making things difficult for me because she can't go to Haidaram herself. She doesn't want me to go to see Eros so soon?"

"How could mom do this!"

By the end of his speech, Wendini's tone was full of grievance.

Estelle's eyes wandered, and her voice was mixed with a bit of guilt:

"How could that be? How could you think so badly of Mom? I really thought the weather was good that day and suitable for traveling."

"Okay, okay! It's settled. I'll arrange a steam train to Haidaram in three days."

After finishing speaking, without waiting for Undine to reply, Estelle continued:

"I still have some things to deal with, so I'll go deal with those first."

As she spoke, Estelle walked towards the exit of the basement.

Looking at her mother's departing back and listening to the sound of her heels hitting the ground, Undine pursed her lips.

This bad mother! I hate her the most!

……

Inside the Intilis Steam Train Station, Shivreya looked at Mrs. Kenfield, who was still a little hesitant, and urged:

"Mom! Hurry up!"

Mrs. Kenfield tightly grasped her handbag in her right hand and said in a somewhat tangled tone:

"Or, I'd better not go! You go by yourself!"

"What if your father comes back from a business trip and can't find us when he gets home, and thinks we're missing?"

Hearing her mother's words, Xifuleya said in confusion:

"Didn't we leave a note for Dad at home?"

"Even if Dad didn't see the note, didn't we tell the servants at home to tell him about our trip to Haidaram when he came back?"

"But……"

Mrs. Kenfield obviously wanted to say something else, but Shifraya in front of her didn't wait for her mother to speak, she just walked behind her mother and pushed her away with her hand.

As he walked, he muttered, "It's okay, let's go! Let's go!"

"Don't you want the life potion?"

Mrs. Kenfield opened her mouth, but in the end nothing came out.

Just like that, she was half-pushed and half-pushed by her daughter into the steam train from Inntilis to Haidaram.

As the train slowly started, Mrs. Kenfield felt a little uneasy as she watched the platform moving away from the window.

She knew clearly what it meant for her to follow Sifrea to Haidaram this time, and it was precisely because she knew this that she felt so uneasy.

She just kept looking out the window until the city of Intiles disappeared from her sight. Then she said to her daughter beside her without any context:

"We can't do anything to let your father down."

When she said this, even she could hear the uncertainty and struggle in her own words.

For a moment, Mrs. Kenfield lowered her head in shame.

After hearing what her mother said, Xifuleya, who was sitting next to her, blinked her beautiful eyes and said in a strange tone:

"Why is mom saying this? Why should we do something to let dad down?"

Mrs. Kenfield blushed and lowered her head, hesitatingly saying:

"That is, I cannot directly participate in the life between you and Eros."

"At most...at most I can help you like I did last time. Anyway...anyway, we can't do anything to let your father down."

Listening to her mother's struggling tone, Xifuleya said with some amusement:

"Mom! What are you thinking!"

"I asked my mother to go to Haidaram with me because I thought she would be too lonely at home. That's why I wanted to take her to Haidaram with me."

"It's not what mom thought, but I didn't expect that mom would think of that."

At this point, Xifuleya teased her mother:

"Hearing what mom said, I'm not sure if mom is ready to risk it all, right?"

Mrs. Kenfield's face turned redder and she tried to defend herself:

"No! Didn't I tell you that we can't do anything to let your father down?"

Xifuleya curled her lips and said, "Mom, what you said is not firm at all."

After saying this, Xifuleya leaned close to her mother's ear and said with a chuckle:

"But what mom said just now did give me some inspiration. I have thought of a few new ways to play."

Seeing her mother's eyes widen, Xifuleya said comfortingly:

"Don't worry, it's within the limits that mom can accept."

"You want to die!" Mrs. Kenfield felt embarrassed and angry again when she heard her daughter talking about something irrelevant.

The corners of Sifrea's lips curled up slightly. Why didn't she realize before that teasing her mother was so much fun?

……

Eros, who was far away in Haidaram, didn't know that someone was already preparing to come to Haidaram to find him.

He stayed in the tank all day to organize his future shelter, and occasionally went out to ask Isabella to buy some things he needed.

It was not until five o'clock in the evening that Eros left the world in the tank and got on a carriage to the Special Operations Department office.