Rachel pouted her lips.

“Hmph. You’re not being considerate of me at all, are you?”

“I’m being considerate, that’s why I’m saying this. It means you’re my girl too. Besides, you’re the first one to cross-dress, you know?”

It means she’s the very first heroine to do so. No need to sulk about it.

“You’re so mean.”

“I’ve been with you the longest out of everyone. So don’t worry about me abandoning you, alright?”

This is the kind of reassurance that keeps her jealousy in check. I’d rather not endure another round of "snake soup."@@novelbin@@

“Alright, alright,” she replied.

“‘Alright’? Is that all?”

“Give me more.”

“See? You were going to ask for more anyway.”

When I said this with a grin, she turned her head as far as she could, looking at me with a pleading expression.

“I want to do it quickly. Hmm?”

“What’s the rush?”

“Well, I’m already so worked up, and I’ve got to make way for your daughter too.”

Perhaps it’s because they’re both elves that they understand each other so well. Rachel turned her head as far as she could, staring at the wall. She probably felt guilty toward her daughter. After all, I met Reyna before Rachel.

To be honest, in the beginning, I thought it was all just a dream. I assumed Reyna was just an NPC following her character settings. But in hindsight, I’ve only truly started seeing Reyna and Rachel as heroines since awakening and properly enjoying this world.

In the grand scheme of things, there’s not much of a difference between them.

If anything, considering how long we’ve been together, Rachel could afford to be a little more relaxed.

Creak, creak, creeeeak.

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