“But, to you… No, it’s nothing.”

Lizbet, who was about to say something, closed her mouth. The current Lizbet didn’t know anything about Silian. But she acted as if she knew quite a lot about him.

“For some reason… Lizbet seems to know, even though I don’t know why.”

But even if she knew everything, Sesenia had no intention of saying anything. Sesenia herself, if she knew that she had died and was living in the present through that experience, Lizbet’s heart would surely be torn apart.

“Just like me… That pain is enough for me alone.”

Lizbet knew about the future. She was a returnee just like herself. The more she felt it, the more Sesenia felt sorry for her. If Lizbet found out that Sesenia had died, and if she found out that time had turned back, then Lizbet…

Sesenia shook her head vigorously.

“Lizbet, it’s okay. He’s still fine.”

“But it’s not okay. If he acts out of line with you again, I…”

Teddy, who instinctively knew Silian’s position, turned his eyes away with a flick of his head.

“It’s okay. He’s family now.”

She didn’t say it out loud, but Teddy’s expression clearly showed that he couldn’t accept it. It was an unspoken protest that he couldn’t tell lies while looking at Sesenia’s eyes, which were a sign of not being able to make up such a lie.

Whether it was cute or not, Sesenia chuckled and shifted her gaze outside.

The wind was cold. The tip of her nose stung. Like ink sprayed on paper, winter had slowly seeped into everyday life.

“How will my life unfold? Can revenge be successful? Can the future change?”

Soon, she tilted her head.

If she didn’t believe in herself, what was the use of all this?

“I’ll doubt myself every moment. Because I failed in the past. But I have to believe. I’ve already changed so many things. This time, I… have to believe that I can change the future.”

She won’t fail.

The reason why she was brought here by God was to perfect that revenge. As the past changes, so does her sense of security and anxiety. Sesenia did her best to suppress that feeling and clenched her fist.

Iyar Marketplace.

“Please stay here for a moment.”

“Huh? Do we stay here?”

“Oh. No. I told someone else. First, let’s go inside.”

“What about me?”
“How would we welcome someone to such a humble place? If you want to come, you come, and if you don’t, you don’t.”

“…….”

“Well, you can stay here if you want. I just came to take care of something for a moment because there’s someone who shouldn’t be brought to the temple.”

Without giving him any time to choose, Sesenia got off the carriage. Teddy followed her naturally, and Lizbet followed behind her.

Sesenia entered the marketplace as if she didn’t care whether he followed her or not.

“Have you come?”

As the door opened with a jingling sound, Rohan welcomed her as if he had been waiting.

“Yes.”

“Judging by your expression, it seems like everything has been resolved.”

“You catch on quickly. Yes, everything has been resolved. But, Rohan.”

As if she didn’t want to mention it any further, Sesenia changed the topic.

“Has the sale started?”

She confirmed that part once again, as it was something she had mentioned before leaving for the orphanage.

“Yes, Miss. Hephria wool. It’s a shame you won’t make more profit if you wait a bit longer.”

“No need for that. There will be another opportunity like this sooner or later.”

“Are you planning to sell firewood at a cheap price as well?”

Rohan, who was organizing documents, sighed regretfully at her words.

“That’s right. Once Hephria wool hits the market, firewood prices will drop like never before.”

“I see.”

“Anyway, from the moment we move the warehouse, it will be difficult for us to manage it, so let’s just let it go. There’s no better profit than this.”

“I did all that, and why did you ask?”

“I just wondered if your mind had changed. Miss, you still don’t hesitate at all when it comes to what you have in mind.”

“Wasn’t I like that before?”