“Is proposing... difficult?”

“Huh? ...You’re going to propose?”

“...No.”

When hesitation is added to a negative statement, it usually means a positive one.

He wasn’t really planning to do something, right? After all, we’re already engaged, so there’s no need for a proposal.

Tristan awkwardly wrapped up the uncomfortable situation.

“The point is, I’m supposed to act like a man with no lover, no friends, and no family while I’m there. Got it.”

“Yeah…”

“When will you give me the letter?”

“When do you leave?”

“The day after tomorrow, early in the morning.”

My mouth dropped open. It’s that soon?

“Then, you won’t have time except tomorrow.”

“I don’t mind getting it now. Of course, if you haven’t even written a single letter in the month and a half you’ve had, then I’ll have no choice but to wait.”

My conscience was hit like a punch.@@novelbin@@

It’s been hectic, but still! I’ve kept him waiting far too long.

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