I Decided to Let You Go (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 106

Meeting Ron Retiers wasn’t a difficult task.

However, considering the villagers’ watchful eyes, there were tricky conditions to fulfill before they could meet him.

He lived in the most remote part of the village, and it would be impractical for the newly arrived couple to recklessly approach his house atop the mountain.

Zieghart was certain that a spy, disguised as a villager, had been sent to keep watch over Ron Retiers.

Since Kail Retiers, wary of the imperial family, would have ordered reports on any suspicious activity, the two of them approaching carelessly would surely be reported.

Thus, they decided to faithfully carry out their current roles without arousing suspicion and slowly approach Ron Retiers.

Following their plan, Zieghart and Natasha pretended to be a newlywed couple who had come to the countryside for recuperation—a sickly wife and her devoted husband. It was a sufficiently harmless identity.

They adopted the names Enoch Winter for the man and Tisha Winter for Natasha, becoming the Winter couple.

Because of unseen watchers who could be anywhere at any time, and curious villagers eager to learn about them, the two couldn’t afford to relax even for a moment.

After all, no matter how plausible their claim of rural retirement for health reasons might seem, it still appeared suspicious for nobles to settle in such a remote village.

To avoid suspicion, they performed their roles flawlessly. Natasha coughed dryly once every ten seconds during conversations, and each time, Zieghart would promptly offer his handkerchief and gently comfort his wife.

Whenever they shared a meal with villagers, they had to take medicine within half an hour—so many kinds that the types were countless.

Zieghart, as always, cared for Natasha with gentle affection. Natasha, who had been cold toward him at the ducal estate, now greeted Zieghart in the village with softness and shyness.

At first, villagers were suspicious of the couple’s constant, tender care for each other, but gradually, they began to open their hearts.

Thanks to this, the couple—who had only moved in ten days ago—already had a nickname.

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