Can an Enemy Become Salvation? (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 84

Suhel had never once thought Ivenel’s eyes strange. Rather, it surprised him that she would think so herself—perhaps because he hadn’t seen her during her time in Aodin.

Whenever he saw her crimson irises, he felt a chill; conversely, her white irises gave him a gentle, warm sensation.

If he had to put it into words, they were simply Ivenel herself—endlessly kind one moment, then instantly shifting to a cold, composed expression the next.

Under his intense gaze, Ivenel rolled her eyes slightly and subtly leaned her body backward.

“I spoke out of turn.”

“It suits you well.”

“…Huh?”

When Ivenel asked in surprise, Suhel kept his eyes locked on hers, his dark irises betraying not even the faintest trace of a smile—proof that his words held not a shred of falsehood.

“I said it suits you well. Must I say it again?”

“Oh, no, that’s fine.”

Ivenel quickly turned her head forward and took a hurried sip of her drink. His voice kept echoing in her ears, making her feel increasingly warm. She fanned herself with her hand and tried to change the subject as if nothing were wrong.

“Maybe it’s the alcohol, but it feels hotter than before.”

But to Suhel, it was obvious it wasn’t the drink. Her eyes, unable to hide her flustered state, gave her away.

“It looks less like heat and more like embarrassment.”

“No, it’s not that.”

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