I hugged Sylvie, who was trying to add something.
âNo, letâs go outside and ask for food. Ah, Iâm hungry.â
Only then did Sylvie sigh and look as if he gave up.
âDo what you want.â
âOkay!â
Hugging Sylvie, I whined and opened the door. Cecilia, who was waiting outside the door, approached me in surprise.
âMy Lady, what are you doing?â
âNo! Nothing is wrong just! Iâm just hungry!â
âAh! Iâll prepare it right away!â
She nodded her head and entered the room again. My mom, who woke up from her seat, went to the window and sat there.
A smile spread across my motherâs face as she looked out of here endlessly as if she were seeing the world for the first time.
âWhat do you see?â
âItâs so different from the scenery we saw.â
âReally?â
I sat down next to my mother. Beyond the window, a wide forest could be seen.
âSylvie is from the forest over there.â
âI see. Heâs a very smart dog.â
âI am not a dog. Iâm a wolf.â
Of course, Sylvie was annoyed by this situation, but my mother stroked him.
âYes, wolf. Youâre a very cute wolf.â
ââ¦Iâm in a bad mood. Do not touch.â
However, despite Sylvieâs words, my mother stroked his fur for a long time. Each time, Sylvie wagged his plump tail from side to side as if he was in a bad mood, but my mother was firm.
âItâs soft.â
âStop it, or Iâll bite.â
ââ¦Youâre a cute puppy.â
âOh! Thatâs right. Mom, do you know what happened while Mom was sleeping? Oh my god. Dad saw that I liked Sylvie, so he brought dozens of puppies.â
Just like before, I chatted with my mom and told her what happened today.
He brought so many puppies, and I was embarrassed.
âDid he?â
âThe room has just been cleaned. If you had woken up a little earlier you would have seen the puppies stamping their footprints here and there.â
It was thenâ¦
As before, when my mother was about to respond to my words again, the door opened and a lot of food lined up and entered the room.
âItâs food!â
âCome to think of it, I am very hungry. Come on, letâs eat.â
âYeah! Mom, how about a walk?â
âGood idea!â
My mother, who became as bright as before, went to the table before anyone else. I also sat next to her.
âMy Lady, put down the puppy in your arms. It will be uncomfortable to eat. The puppy should eat there too.â
âAh!â
âI have prepared some food here.â
He looked at Cecilia at the word of his own food and wagged his tail.
Itâs obvious that I was hurt by what she said.
âWhy? Donât you like Sylvie?â
She didnât even respond to how annoyed I was.
âThen do you want me to put some meat in it?â
Sylvie was so sure that he wanted to eat to the extent that he didnât think about the bread I threw at him since he didnât have anything to eat.
As soon as I said âmeatâ, Sylvie jumped down and sat quietly in front of the bowl.
ââ¦Give Sylvie the meat.â
Cecilia gave me a look of confusion at my words. I looked at her like that, grabbed a chunk of my meat on top of my bowl, and threw it to Sylvie.
Then Sylvie, who somersaulted as if performing a trick, smartly bit the meat.
Then⦠he swallowed it in one go.
âUh, have you eaten all of it already, Sylvie?â
Sylvie nodded his head again.
He shook his head as if asking for it.
Somehow, throwing meat was fun, so I threw the meat high into the sky again. Then Sylvie, who climbed the wall and flew up, took a nice bite of meat.
âWow, thatâs cool.â
âAh⦠itâs so expensive that commoners canât eat⦠the best beef⦠like that⦠for dogsâ¦â
âHuh? What did Cecilia say?â
âNothing. Iâll bring more meatâ¦â
The woman, who had a somewhat gloomy expression on her face, looked at Sylvie once and went outside.
âCome on, Mom. Letâs eat too.â
âIs it okay, Bebe? That womanâs expression didnât look good.â
âYes itâs fine!â
I slipped the remaining meat in front of my mother as I looked at Ceciliaâs anxious expression.
âYou really donât have to worry. Iâm pretty much loved here.â
I even smiled so that my mother wouldnât worry. Then my mother nodded her head, and she ate again.
Meanwhile, Cecilia, who had gone out, came in with two plates. One was a bowl with the same meat as the one I just gave Sylvie, and the other was a soup without any solid ingredients.
As soon as Cecilia brought them, she approached Sylvie and she poured the broth over her rice.
âItâs meat soup. Eat well, Puppy.â
ââ¦Growlâ¦â
However, Sylvie revealed his teeth by looking at the meat broth that hardly had meat.
At that time.
The door, which had just been closed, opened and the Grand Duke entered.
âAre you eating? I have a place to go today.â
âWith me?â
âNo. With Adelaide.â
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