To Become Family with the Male Lead (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 46

The siblings were gathered noisily around the dining table for breakfast. Mrs. Bacchus and Roger, who had spent the night at the Marceau estate, were no exception.

“Hello. Roger, did you sleep well?”

“It was a bit uncomfortable, but tolerable enough.”

When I asked, Roger swallowed a yawn mid-way. Up to this point, everything matched my expectations.

“Silly, did you sleep well?”

Except for Father, who sat neatly in his seat without going to the office.

The sun had merely risen; otherwise, the situation was no different from last night’s dinner.

Father was being even more excessively kind to Madam than he had been yesterday. Madam, seemingly somewhat accustomed to his kindness now, conversed with him naturally without stuttering as she had the previous day.

Here we go again.

How far will the story go today? The Marceau Chronicles recounted so far have covered Grandfather’s youth and Father’s childhood.

In other words, the tale of Father’s young adulthood—the very climax of the Marceau Chronicles—still remains untold.

It’ll be a long and arduous story. In truth, he likely lived comfortably and abundantly, blessed with excellent parents and lacking nothing.

“I was their only child, so all expectations naturally fell on me. Looking back on those days, it was truly difficult.”

According to Father, he was a fully accomplished man who never even needed to attend school.

Yet, for some reason, he inherited the company late, and even received his title later than others.

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