Former Aristocracy Siblings

I encountered as a little girl. For me, he was, so to speak, the incarnation of knowledge and wisdom. Charlene, can you understand that?

"It was he who led me into the wonderful halls of knowledge, but in a flash, he took it all away. After that, I had to struggle to find books to read, yet some of them I could never see again. Perhaps I should have become a more educated person now.

"But I don''t think I''ll ever talk to him again, even if he comes to my door. My principles cannot allow me to forgive a hypocrite who betrayed our friendship," she concluded with pride.

"So, in your heart, you only regard him as an abecedarian teacher and a friend you broke with?" Charlene listened extra intently throughout and asked.

"Sure," Edith answered, her voice trailing off.

"Well, that''s great. When I heard those stories from the past, I was afraid whether you had developed some special feelings for this citizen Quenet," Charlene put her hand on her chest and let out a sigh. "You know, Edith, deep down, I really hope you become my sister-in-law."①