That morning, Alice finally had a chance to go to the orphanage and chase her dream of being a teacher, quietly slipping along the wall as she left.
Life was harsh, but it had to go on.
If there was no way to change the circumstances, then the only choice was to learn how to enjoy it.
And Alice was slowly learning to do just that.
Meanwhile, Veil, at Lisa's invitation, was headed to a banquet.
Because of the relationship that had developed between Lisa and Veil, the rift between Lisa and her best friend Daisy had quietly healed.
Daisy wasn't the type to forget a favor either. To thank Veil for what he had done for her at the Queen's Bar, she had specially asked Lisa to extend an invitation on her behalf.
When the Bentley pulled up to the entrance of the hotel, Daisy and Lisa were already waiting.
At the very first glance, Daisy frowned and said, "Why do you look so pale? You look just like my dad when he's overworked."
Veil rolled his eyes.
Could he not look pale?
