Mr. Jo provided Albert and his brother with lodging rooms, and instructed the servants to treat them as guests. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 Info This kind of hospitality made Albert extremely guilty, and many times Albert wanted to explain his business, and wanted to quietly leave the city with Tommy one night. That way he would not have to explain those things anymore, and that Mr. Joe Vaolet would not be endangered.

Afraid of the threat of the man named Sean, he subconsciously paid attention to where the valuable things in Joe's house were stored when he was pacing. Albert wasn't sure if he was hesitating or using the disguise of a mock to make a point for the thief's work.

Once hoping for a secure life, Albert followed Sam Pendragon into Platinum Castle, only to be lucky enough that the legendary danger would not come to him. Now he had no choice but to turn to Mr. Joe Vaolet, and he was lucky enough to think that Sean would take revenge on him, desperately trying to find information for the thieves and rogues. There is no difference between the two, both are for their own interests, and they are selfish and disgusting actions that do not care about the repercussions suffered by others.

I don't want my cake to be harmed even a little bit, and at the same time I desperately seize the opportunity to make the presentation richer. When things get worse, Albert blames and abuses, but isn't all the result the reason for his own judgment?

The more Albert thought about it, the more he felt that he was an incompetent commoner, or a selfish and stupid commoner.

But who is not like this? The people who receive the relief together are scrambling to get more grains of rice from the cauldron, the people who are supporting the society together are killing each other for some trivial reason, and the businessmen are constantly satirizing their peers to boast about their goods. Everybody was doing those things, asking for forgiveness in the confessional, leaving church and repeating them.

Yes, that's true for everybody. Joe Vaolet didn't know what means he used to get his fortune today, and now he just took a small part of his gold coins, which can be regarded as a kind of retribution.

During the time the doctor was seeing Tommy, Albert thought a lot, far away. As far away as Albert, he didn't quite believe that it was something that should have been in the head of a man who had prayed to God countless times, so much so that he didn't close his eyes all night and had no answer.