Chapter 28

“Why are you getting so angry?

At this rate, you’ll lose your breath.

You should think of your age, Wilton.”

“How could I not be angry?

They say it is unknown when, where, or how he disappeared.

Doesn’t that mean that during the journey, they did not even once look inside the carriage to see whether he was doing well?”

“Was that not the instruction you gave?”

“Ah, of course it was.

Because he flew into a rage the moment he laid eyes on anyone.

And his strength—why is it so great…… To avoid provoking him needlessly, I told them to keep contact to a minimum and used strong medicine so he would sleep very long, so do not go in and out of the carriage and wake him—but even so, shouldn’t a person have at least a minimum of common sense?

To leave him neglected for days just because…