Somehow I raised a prince

Chapter 12

Part 12 is here! (๑╹ω╹๑ ) so let us all enjoy reading it together! ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ have fun!

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"Let's do this then. You and I will leave for the palace first."

"Leaving Adele?" Sigmund asked.

"It won't be long before you and I fly away. Then, we'll send a carriage to her to pick her up. Do you know what a carriage is?"

"I know."

"I will send a carriage to Adele so that she can come safely to the palace without being rained on and encountering any bad people on the way. Until then, you and I will prepare a room for Adele in the imperial palace."

"A room for Adele..."

"Where is Adele's room?" At Jenson's words, Sigmund pointed his finger at the attic of the opposite house.

"It's an attic. It's small, neat and and nice." said Sigmund while thinking about Adele.

Jenson laughed and shrugged.

"But there's no attic in the palace, so you and I will prepare a large, beautiful room for Adele. Bring a fluffy bed, decorate it with beautiful flowers, and fill the closets with beautiful dresses, shoes and more. How about that?"

"..." Sigmund imagined what Jenson was saying in his head.

Pretty room, nice beds, and closets filled with clothes. And Adele smiling happily.

"It was only a few days away. It's a lot, should I stay away?"

"A little."

"How many nights?"

"Five nights or so?"

"Five nights..." Sigmund thought a little.

He has to stay away from Adele for five nights. But if he go with Adele, those bad people might bother Adele.

Just five nights. After that, they can stay together without ever separating apart.

"Then when we go to the Imperial Palace, I don't have to hide in the barn?"

"Of course."

"Can I play with Adele?"

"Isn't it obvious?"

(I can play with Adele in bright broad daylight. I don't have to hide anymore.) Sigmund's heart pounded.

Because something like this is what he always wanted.

Making Adele happy, stay together without separation, but not hiding.

"Okay, I'll come with you."

Sigmund replied and Jenson's grinned at his answer.

"Then shall we go right now?"

"I have to tell Adele."

"Where's Adele?"

"I don't know about that. Adele didn't come to the barn today."

"Let's do this then. I'll go look for Adele and you stay still as where you are now. Okay?"

"Yes." Sigmund was very happy.

Jenson, who returned to the form of a crow as Sigmund stepped back slightly, flapped his wings and flew up.

Watching the black crow fly toward the window of the attic, Sigmund squatted in the seat.

"The Imperial Palace."