Who Regressed the Timekeeper? (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 79

Henry looked at him with eyes that screamed a desire to kill him, and the Empress Consort hadn’t stopped at mere glances—she was still relentlessly sending assassins after him.

Fortunately, thanks to the strong bloodline from his maternal family, renowned for producing exceptional knights, he had managed to fend them all off—but it certainly didn’t leave him in a good mood.

But Noah was different from Henry. In truth, this was because he’d already acquired basic knowledge about Benedict from Amy, though how could Benedict possibly know that?

Seeing his younger sibling accept him exactly as he was, without hostility, made him feel as if familial affection—something he’d long believed he’d never have—was being rekindled within him.

Moreover, the shrewd young maid standing beside her turned out to be that bright-eyed little girl who’d once shared his mother’s inheritance with him when they were children. At this point, it was impossible not to think it was fate.

‘I may not help with everything else, but this—I’ll support.’

He resolved to give his younger sibling a gentle nudge, encouraging her to build a different kind of relationship with him.

“Then, with summer training and auction preparations, you must be terribly busy. I should take my leave now.”

“Huh? Already?”

Amy’s eyes widened in surprise at Benedict’s words. The Crown Prince rose from his seat and brushed the walnut shells from his hands.

“What’s the point of lingering? Family is most precious when seen from afar—only then does it feel truly dear.”

“…I suppose so.”

Understanding that his words were meant to lighten both Noah’s and her own hearts, Amy softened her expression. Benedict, sensing instantly that her mood had lifted, sidled closer and whispered.

“Though I haven’t lived long, I do know the value of meaningful connections.”

“…Do you now?”

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