Night watcher, I am Chloe Bourgeois! || Miraculous Ladybug

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"Was becoming Night Watcher really necessary?"

Eh?

"What?"

He just looked at me with a dead serious expression while I wasn't able to find words to speak.

". . . How did you find out?"

He smiled, "I've known this when you first transform back in Aurium, in the wild fire incident. It was a mere coincidence that I happened to be near the cliff when you made the contract with the owl."

"So you've seen Void too."

"Is that its name?"

I sighed.

"My my, it is quite a shame to be busted without a warning~."

". . ."

". . ."

"Void, I thought you left?"

"Nope, I was just outside the window." He spun softly.

He really likes spinning, doesn't he?

"I must say, he is an odd creature, madam."

"Well, rude." Void sat on my shoulder with a pouty face.

I eyed him.

How dare he talk like that to my butler?

But decided to let it go. Only for now.

"Anyway, what happened to my friends from 'YELLOW'? Daniel, Sam and Miguel?"

"They were in great shock after finding your sudden coma and stayed by your side for quite a while before they had to move for their work."

"Oh."

I was a bit sad that they had to move. I only met them for less than a few hours.

But I am truly grateful for caring for me. Not many have done for me in this world.

"Those guys," He continued, "they continued to refuse to leave your side for weeks but their manager keep on pestering them to move to a different city for performance. Especially Miss Samantha Emrald."

That is so like Sam, a caring menace.

That reminds me, I told Daniel that I will tell him everything about everything after the midnight fight.

He might be disappointed.

I sighed again.

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Afterwards, people started to visit me one by one as the news of my awakening was circulated.

First was none but Zoe.

"Chloe, how are you? Any pain? Discomfort? Do you need something??"

"Slow down, will you? Or should I give you my medical report?"

"A brief answer would suffice."

"You are ridiculous."

She smiled.

"Utterly ridiculous."

She continued to smiled.

React something damn it.

I exhaled,
"Other than a bit of back pain I am fine."

"I see. Good to know you are alright now. . . You know how empty our home felt without you?"

Her words hung in the air.

Honestly, I am not used to being treated by a sister. Neither in this live nor in the previous one, so sometimes her caring side tricks me off.