I Am the Tutor of Count’s Daughter - CH 26

Chapter 26

Count even coordinated the time, so I thought that the Count knows how to take care of others. He even took care of his aide like this, and I came to believe that he  would pay attention to her  daughter’s work as well.

Even if it can’t cure dyslexia, I hope that Amber’s stress headache will go away. To say that a child has a stress headache, isn’t it too pitiful?

Just correcting the misunderstanding that her father didn’t like her would make Amber’s heart much more stable.

The solution was also simple. You just need to increase the amount of time you spend together. It’s impulsive, but it’s better to get rid of it now when you make up your mind. I don’t know if my courage will be broken when tomorrow comes.

“Do I have to meet you?”

“Should I make an appointment?”

“Can’t you just say it’s not?”

Paul had a troubled look on his face.

“I think I’ll have to tell you directly to get the meaning across .This is true. I am not trying to trick you to see the count’s face.”

“Oh, my.”

Paul looked even more embarrassed.

“Is there any reason why I shouldn’t meet the Count?” Elin became sullen when I expressed my interest in meeting the count, even his aide.

I felt like a child who did something

wrong. What’s the difference between a child who’s trying to watch when everyone says don’t meet.

I’ll take your place. Does she look so insidious about meeting the count?

“For you.”

“For me?”

“You know? The count doesn’t care about the other person and says anything. And the way he talks is bad.”

“Oh, You are afraid I’ll get hurt?”

“Yes.”

“I’ll make sure I get my act together.”

Paul almost burst into laughter because Elin was so cute when she clenched her fists and strengthened her will. There has never been such a cute character in this house.

Cuter than the youngest Amber.

Strangely enough, I want to listen to what Elin wants, because she has a knack of disarming people.

I wish the count would take pity on this little, cute, harmless woman and watch what she says.

“Since you said you’d take a break and have tea before coming out, it’s a good time. I’ll put the book in the library.”

They’re just about to stop and arrive at the front.

“Thank you.”

At the thought of meeting the Count elin’s heart began to beat rapidly.

“If you’re having a conversation and you don’t feel comfortable, run away.”

“Run away?”

“Because human legs are faster than wheelchairs. I’ve done it myself.” Elin smiled at Paul’s humorous expression.