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Chapter 17: Mission Over Emotion

Author: Adeyna
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-22 04:49:35

In the morning, Eldawithled glanced at Aria's seat with a blatant smile. “Good morning, my lady! Are you ready for another exciting adventure today?”

Aria shook her head at her and decided to ignore her friend's teasing. She was set on her mission, making certain that she would not become distracted like previously.

“What you try to ignore will only intensify,” Eldare marked dismissively. “Allow yourself to enjoy this lovely sunny day.” He took the position of the window while rays of sunshine poured over him as if he had been waiting ages for Aria to be ready for something.

Aria frowned. Why Eldare was enjoying so much that they were turning into ‘ loco’ as she had heard rare praises directed to them and never had the courage to stare, impressed by this world.

“Absolutely. I have been waiting ever so long for you to fully grow and start understanding women this way so that she can share her delightful experiences with me and I could gafle cha taye.” As he turned from the strangle of
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