Itsudemo Jitaku Ni Kaerareru Ore Wa, Isekai De Gyoushounin O Hajimemashita - 31 Episode 31

“Lend me your money,” she said, jumping out of Aina’s mouth.

I close my eyes to this statement.

In contrast, Aina is staring straight at me, tearing up to the verge of decimation.

My body is shaking, probably because I’m afraid you won’t like me.

Aina, however, shook her courage and said she was ready to be hated.

We’re still in a short relationship, but I know about that.

‘Cause when I was in the store, there was so much Aina next to it that I could say I must.

……

Aina is staring at me.

They’re waiting for my answer.

I’m not sure what to give back. This is it.

“Erm…”

Aina freaked out about my words.

The tears that were hoarding with claps finally broke.

Tears pour down my cheeks.

Even though it was force majeure, it made little kids like Eina cry.

Shit. I need to say something to you soon.

“Oh, you’re putting money in, aren’t you? How much do I need?

And if I manage to give it back,

“… uhh… sorry… no. Aina… Eungu, Shiloh Ohiko… Meh, meh, wow, call me – but I don’t want to… hiku… sorry… no”

Finally, I cried out in a whimpering mix.

I’ve already covered my face with both hands.

“Yes, I’m fine. Because it’s okay. Right? Let’s settle down once. Sit here.”

I pull Aina’s hand from crying and let her sit in the chair.

And to stop crying, I gently rubbed my back.

“Hiroku……………………………………………………………………………”

“I’m fine. I’m fine.”

“Shiloh… oh dear… Eina, Shiloh oh dear…”

“That’s okay. Don’t worry about me. You worked harder than that. You needed a lot of courage, didn’t you? Great. Really great.”

Aina asked me to lend you some money.

I can think of that right away.

Aina thinks of her mother.

I’ve known that since we met.

That’s why there’s only one reason Aina needs money.

“Aina, what happened to your mother?

“Huh!?

Moment after moment, Aina’s eyes opened wide.

He said he was surprised.

But soon I get tears, and I cry out again.

Was I right after all?

“Aina, I’ll do anything I can, so will you talk to me?

“………………………… n”

It was when Aina snorted up over and over and over and finally nodded small.

“Hey there! If the store’s over, we’ll go get some dinner.”

Suddenly the store door opened and Mr. Ryer came.

“- I don’t know… evil no. Looks like you were taking it in.”

Mr. Ryer polyps his head like a bump.

There is also the figure of Mr. Rolf, a militant cleric, behind him.

When they looked at each other, they gave a look like they had done it.

“Mr. Ryer……”

“I’m really sorry! Because the store was closed and the lights were on, and I thought you were…”

Yes, while Mr. Ryer was talking,

“Shiloh, I need your opinion on the development of the town.”

Oh, my God.

Now Mr. Karen has come, hasn’t he?

What is this?

The case is jammed.

“- I’m here… apparently you should do it later”

Mr. Karen sees Aina crying, then he sees me, and finally he turns his gaze to the Ryers.

“Hmm. What happened to Eina?

“I don’t know. We just got here, too. Hey, Rolf?”

“Lord Ryer is right. We came to invite Lord Shiloh to dinner, but when we entered the store, Miss Aina was crying.”

“Honey, did something happen to little (Aina)?

I was just about to ask you that.

“Oh well. I’m sorry you came at a weird time. Should I put it back out?

“Aina, Mr. Ryer says this, but what do you want to do? Do you want me to ask you to leave once?

When asked gently, Aina busted her neck.

“No… Jibbu. Giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-giddy-gibby.”

“Yeah. Okay.”

I stroke Aina’s head, and then I look back.

“That’s right. Can you listen to me and give me some advice, if you like?

“Ooh! I’ll take care of it! So-yu’s is good at Rolf. Rolf, I asked for it.”

“It is also the clergy’s duty to guide those who stray from the path. I can’t promise to give you the right advice, but don’t hesitate to tell me.”

“I also want to be a help to the inhabitants as mayor of the town. Eina, if you have any problems, talk to me.”

“Look, Aina, they’re all saying this to me. Of course I want to help Aina too. I’ll listen to Eina so hard. So talk to me.”

“… n”

Aina wiped the gossip and tears with her clothes sleeves.

Put your hands on your chest and breathe.

“Um… right. Eina’s… oh ka-san.”

Aina is going to hold my hand.

I shake my hand back, too.

Aina shook her voice, spitting out the stuff she’d been holding.

“Oh, my God… I’m sick.”