The depression that has been pressed in my heart for more than ten years, where can I say a sentence or two, looking at the warm-looking Charles listening to what he said, Luna's eyes were a little trance.

In my impression, no one seems to care whether this teenager is happy or not, right?

He was a prince outside, surrounded by countless compliments, the focus of every banquet that could be attended by labor, and his speech seemed to be always impeccable, whether he was happy or angry, and his expression was always just right.

At home, he is the eldest brother of her and Jack, and a role model for both of them, Charles, who learns everything quickly and is almost perfect no matter what he does, seems to be forever running between his father's study, school, and the ministers in the royal court.

But even such a Charles is still rarely praised by Silas, or more accurately, in Luna's impression, Charles has not been praised by his parents.

Although Olivia, as a mother, has much less requirements for Charles than Silas, and is also very concerned about his food, clothing, housing and transportation, she also reminds Charles all the time that he is the older brother of their two little troubles, and he has to take care of them.

"Charles, optimistic about Jack'......"

"Charles, don't let Luna be bullied......"

"Charles, take care of your younger siblings at school......"

"Charles ......"

Once a warning from her mother, when she thought about it now, looking at the young man with a blank face in front of her, Luna only felt extremely distressed.

It seems that they all ignore his feelings because of his understanding, obedience, and ability......

"Big brother......" Luna opened her mouth, calling back a slightly apprehensive teenager.

"Huh?" Charles lifted his eyes and looked at Luna, his dark eyes as doting as ever.

"Don't be upset, okay?" Luna pouted, shaking Charles' arm.

Distressed is distressed, but she doesn't know how to comfort her, or she intuitively feels that if Charles can't figure it out, how to find that balance between the constraints of identity and wanton life, it is useless to comfort anyone.

"I'm not unhappy. Charles smiled.

"But you're not happy! I don't believe it yourself, it's worse to laugh than not to laugh. Luna looked away from Charles's face with a little disgust, and her little hand pulled away Charles's obstructive legs, pulled open the drawer, and pulled out a small mirror from it and held it up in front of Charles.

In fact, the young man's smile is not ugly, and even perfectly impeccable, but because of the advantage of his appearance, it is quite confusing, but it is like a mask that can be changed at any time, and there is a trace of freshness in it.

Although Luna knew that Charles didn't have a lot of time to show his face, she had never felt that this smile looked so obsessive.

Charles stared at the small mirror in front of him for a moment, then lowered his head to look at the drawer of Luna's desk, and when he saw some candy scattered in it, as well as a mess of gadgets, his smile finally became real, and teased:

"In the drawer of people's desks, except for pen and paper, you have everything. ”

Hearing this, Luna lowered her head and glanced at the snacks and gadgets she had hidden in the drawer, although she intended to let Charles see it, but the old face was still a little feverish, quickly withdrew the mirror, threw it back into the drawer, wiped a candy and quickly peeled off the candy paper outside, stuffed it into Charles's mouth, and said angrily and fiercely:

"If you eat my bribe, don't say it!"

The sweet and greasy mixture of this milky taste spread in Charles's mouth, and the genuine smile on his face also widened a little, and he nodded and agreed: "Okay!"

"That's pretty much it. Seeing that Charles was finally no longer the dazed and lonely look, Luna grabbed the candy wrapper and ran to the potted plant by the fireplace.

"What are you doing?" "Charles followed curiously, only to see Luna digging with her hands.

"Susie and Leah have been told by their mother to look at me every day, and don't let this or that......" Luna explained, quickly throwing the candy wrapper in her hand into the small hole she had dug and filling it in.

Looking at Luna's actions in one go, he knew that she had done similar things, and Charles couldn't help but laugh out loud, but it was immediately exchanged for Luna's fierce kick.

For the next two days, Luna, who had fully recovered, was no longer in the manor, and before Gaute had returned, she simply pulled Charles to change into ordinary clothes and ran to a small town not far from the manor.

As for Jack, leave it to the manor's guards to worry about.

This small town called Handy is not large, and it is only five streets away from each other, but it is a daily gathering place for tenants of several surrounding estates.

Although it was far less prosperous than the royal city, it was a small town, with a small security office, a small courthouse, and a small guard house with only a few soldiers, as well as two taverns where to stay, a few shops selling daily necessities, and even a simple brothel.

Charles was speechless about his sister, who was said to be the first time she came but even knew where the brothel was, but it didn't prevent him from being pulled by Luna and shuttling around the small town.

In fact, in a town like this, Charles didn't know how many ways he had been away for more than a year, and there was nothing fun, but he didn't know if he had changed out of his fancy clothes, and he was pulled around by Luna regardless of his image, which made him rarely enjoy this kind of wanton that didn't care about the eyes of others.

The brother and sister lingered in the town for two days, and then they came back to the manor.

Looking at Gotte, who had a serious face and obviously didn't know how long he had been sitting in the living room, Luna felt that something was wrong, and instinctively slipped her feet and quickly ducked behind Charles.

"What are you hiding, where are you running away from this time?" Gotte was annoyed by Luna.

Hearing the question, Luna, who poked her head out from Charles's back, was relieved to see that the old man was no longer straight-faced, and took out a small ginseng plant from the small cloth bag she carried with her, like a treasure, and shook it at Gote.

This thing was bought by Luna from a middle-aged man dressed as a hunter in the town, and although the roots were broken quite a bit, the taproot was intact, the size of Luna's half-cut forearm.

It seems that the middle-aged man did not know the true value of this thing, only that it was a medicinal herb, and when Luna gave a "sky-high" price of a silver coin, the hunter hurriedly left the town without even selling the unsold prey.

However, because of the appearance of that silver coin, Luna and Charles could no longer play in the town without distractions, so they had to hurriedly turn back.