106. The Final Battle

Chapter 106. The Final Battle

Even though Doris wasn't seated in the same spot as Riffen, she couldn't believe what she was hearing and couldn't get her head around it. Why was there such an overwhelming feeling of regret? Why did he make her so angry that she could hardly speak? It did not make a difference to her what Riffen's motivation was; she was unable to forgive him anyway. It's well beyond what I can afford.

Agnes couldn't help but let out a giggle as she recalled how she had been under the notion that Riffen would choose Doris, but in the end, he went with her. She had the same lack of interest in the results, but it was obvious that she ought to start paying more attention to them given that they were unexpected. She has accepted the fact that she won't be able to prevent passing away no matter what takes place, and as a result, she jokes about it with Doris like follows:

- Doris, you didn't expect it right? I don't understand why Riffen chose me, is he still attached to me