The Maid's Contract Marriage (1 Chapters Left to Complete) - Chapter 59

Kay asked a few more times about “what Reina needed” or “what trouble Reina wanted to avoid.”

At first, he asked whether there was an uncomfortable maid, then whether she faced financial hardship or health issues.

After several exchanges of considerate questions that never pressed too hard, Reina’s initial wariness—wondering if he was trying to uncover her weaknesses—gradually dulled,

and she began to feel increasingly at ease with Kay.

It was because being able to answer, “It’s fine. That doesn’t bother me,” brought comfort to her heart.

Rather, as Kay held back from probing at moments when she expected him to, and as the conversation veered away several times, Reina gradually found herself reflecting.

…Maybe it would be alright to speak up?

About needing Taylor to care for Grandmother.

…If given the chance, how should she say it?

Kay never asked about the part Reina was most anxious about.

And after finally thanking her for her cooperation and wrapping up the meeting, he said,

“I heard you’d like to meet ‘Taylor Lorenson’ before making your final decision.”

“Therefore, today I only asked about matters that are urgent or immediately necessary for us. Thank you sincerely for your kind cooperation.”

With that, Kay offered her a gentle smile.

“Though we still have some waiting ahead, I find myself growing hopeful.”

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