"Seraphina, why are you in such a hurry to leave? Stay a little longer!" the old master said urgently.
It was so rare to have someone to play chess and drink tea with; he couldn't bear to let her go.
Following the old master's words, Rosalind Reginald also chimed in, "He's right, Seraphina. Stay a little longer."
"Mom, I have things to do back in Aethelburg, and besides, I promised I'd be there for my grandpa's upcoming birthday banquet," Seraphina Ashworth explained with a smile.
In truth, the one who most wanted her to stay was likely a certain someone else.
After spending these past few days with her, the old madam had also grown fond of Seraphina Ashworth. Her face was full of kindness as she smiled. "Seraphina, my dear, when will you come again?"
"I'll definitely come when I have time." 'Even if I don't, that man will find a way to drag me over here.'
