One Day My Sister Died (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 196

Extra Story 2. Roxenhardt’s Spring (1)

2024.04.13.

The snow piled upon the red roof gradually decreased in height.

Perhaps because the wind blowing through the white forest carried spring’s breath, the vines, moistened with warmth, erased their dryness and regained their natural green hue.

From one day after winter had passed.

The residents of Roxenhardt, who had just begun rising as a new commercial city, no longer called the estate where their lord lived the Black Manor.

Nor did they call it the Red Brick Manor as they had done over ten years ago.

The townspeople now referred to it as the Green Manor.

Merchants entering and leaving the estate were initially overwhelmed by its grand scale, then astonished by the dense ivy climbing the outer walls and sprouting leaves.

Though visitors’ impressions varied, their common observation was as follows:

“One truly appreciates the lord of Roxenhardt’s manor the moment they stand before it and face the wind. When the breeze flows between the ivy covering the entire view and the visitor, the rustling leaves striking the outer walls create a majestic symphony, and the undulating scenery resembles waves upon the sea.”

And from this manor, where green waves swayed, someone walked steadily toward the back gate.

Yuan, her lustrous black hair braided to one side and a thin shawl draped over her shoulders, carried a basket and walked past the vegetable garden and small pond tended by stablemaster Mazarin and the newly arrived gardener, finally reaching the family cemetery where spring flowers had begun sprouting along the white fence.

“Hire, you really should just judge your own research yourself. Why do you keep waking people up every morning just to confirm things with me? I’m not even an academy professor.”

Hire had decided to stay firmly at the manor until she was absolutely certain Yuan had fully recovered.

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