Chapter 90

Chapter 90

Now that she had met Count Nagrange, nothing dangerous would happen to her anymore.

She would enter the convent without any interference, and then it would all be over.

So why was she so uneasy, when this was clearly a moment to feel relieved?

The carriage had been running for a long while, yet it still had not left the forest.

Beneath the dense shade, everything outside was filled with a gloomy, deep green.

It must be because they were deep in the woods. It was surely only taking longer to get through.

Ines tried hard to quiet her unease.

But the silence inside the carriage had an ominous cast to it.

Since boarding, Count Nagrange had not spoken a single word.

Ines had thought him a gentlemanly and considerate man, and she felt her impression of him shift slightly.

In the heavy air, Ines deliberately spoke to…