I'll Be The Matriarch In This Life

08

Lulak’s mandate was to bring Florentia to the class.

However, Clerivan’s suspicions were too big to follow orders without examining it himself.

A seven-year-old kid reading such a book.

That cold-hearted old man, does he become the mother of a hedgehog in front of his granddaughter? [1]

Clerivan’s thought, knocking on the door of the room used by Gallahan and Florentia.

As he walked inside with a surprise greeting from Gallahan, he found Florentia reading a book in one of the parlors.

As if he was seeing, she was reading <People of the South> on a green cover.

’She can’t really be reading.’

From the start, Clerivan didn’t believe Lulak’s words.

He had no intention of taking another seven-year-old who knew nothing and risking ruining the atmosphere of the class he had been struggling with.

He was thinking of convincing Lulak by confirming that today Florentia was just looking at the book as a picture book.

"Tia, come here."

At Gallahan’s call, Florentia walked over to the book.

Curly brown hair tied with a ribbon and white cheeks with a peculiar blushing appearance of a child were impressive.

But apart from that, Florentia still looked too young.

This was especially the case for sitting on her father’s lap.

But there is only one thing.

There was something that shook the heart of Clerivan, who was convinced.

It was a bright green eye that resembled her father, Gallahan.

How many seven-year-old children were facing each other with a smiling face without avoiding the eyes of an unfamiliar adult who was deliberately staring at them?

"Sure."

It was worth saying that Lulak saw this child and had his blood thick. Certainly, Florentia looked closer to the personality of his grandfather, Lulak, rather than his father, Gallahan.

But still a child.

Even if it might appear bold and bold in the future, it was a completely different story from the hypothesis that he had a genius brain to read and understand professional books at the age of seven.

But Clerivan’s thoughts shattered when he started talking to Florentia.

"I haven’t read a bit yet, but there are strange people are living in the woods south of my country. This is a book that tells stories about them."

The child was surprisingly grasping the contents of the book.

Someone may know this much.

Clerivan thought so, trying not to be shaken.

"What is the name of the author who wrote this book?"

"Is it written ’Lopili’ on the cover there?"

"What was the content of Chapter 1?"

"The man named Lopili was telling how he got to hear rumors about the people of the south.

"Hmm...."

However, despite continuing questions, there was nothing more to say when Florentia responded unobstructedly.

Is it really that this child understands everything and reading properly?

Clerivan’s confusion did not end there.

"Lopili isn’t ’he’. It’s ’she’."

"Yes?"

"If you look at the page in front of the cover, it’s listed. The full name is Abane Lopili. She is a female scholar."

You’ve been pointed out by a young Florentia.

Although <People of the South> was a book I read a long time ago, it was a mistake that I did not know that the author and speaker Lopili was a woman.

It was the result of inadvertently thinking that it was men who published such famous research books.

Clerivan realized his fault in front of Florentia’s stupid eyes and blushed in embarrassment.

"You already read it?. You read it roughly?."

Eventually, I was even teased by a child.

At the moment when he thought that the smile was very familiar with only the corner of his mouth raised, Clerivan frowned.

This child really resembles My Lord.