WYIL Ch 68
by Disha“But just 11b96818a5 how grateful 815143d5f3 could he dd566a3eab be that a1e1d1d149 he will b41c2a70bc invite her 8b77096932 all the a1bc342245 way to 20f378a941 his house?” 98e3885ba9 Sophia frowned, 02c4e21f3b voicing her 1bb3f1d12d doubts.2e8d618c8ece6c72
Lady Garnet quickly responded, dfc7bd2936 “Gratitude is probably just 16f7810056 an excuse.”bcbc173500720082
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“An excuse?”4ebdf911734e710c
“If he 96f45df0e3 really just 07a2417c5e wanted to 239a50da1b thank you, 3ee1793c0e he could 91a7179c36 have handed 15831dc801 some money 3fbf2b7367 to a 78bab25aae servant and 1f231c8756 sent them 2ff5aad937 over.”9d008b5428e03456
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That made sense.8110dcb0daba5d4e
“He probably 54b70fa7b0 took a bf5662b104 liking to 0dd4cd517f you when 551d36988d he saw 6a7edc239c you at b032c0f793 the festival. Maybe he bba7fd8d9f fell for 299da0bc39 you at 63fe82944e first sight?”c80f2412017cc7d5
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Before Lyla 2cea637a1d could say 736b7aa43e anything, Sophia 7cef53a56b quickly retorted c3b99967c5 in shock, b0cb09515e “That’s ridiculous!”5e997c0c2e63cfc8
“Why is it ridiculous? He’s twenty-four this year, e7546c7c42 so there’s not a 27a12417c0 huge age gap between e55a28dc69 him and Lyla. He’s of marriageable age 38823e9bc1 but isn’t married yet, d738f65417 and he doesn’t have 96b142a847 a fiancée either. It’s not 2a952d89db strange for 0de1aad8e5 him to 1ca6c28055 want to f59d0d006a court a f7c035e4d9 pretty woman f80901a3dc like Lyla,” e57a95273d Lady Garnet dda23c0c5d explained, listing f74ad36aea Lord Ransfield’s 6447e826a8 details with 39d778a1dc a shrug.d6faaaa5441e311e
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However, Sophia’s 2c7a81d74d expression remained ec9cdec6a4 tense.2d114a67f639ea5b
“But he’s bd22c7b731 a noble,” 16623676ff she said, 9d2addb040 concerned.34c863956f67e81a
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“We’re not 5452d33c89 wealthy, so a93c56216a would he 17dd35fc02 really be 59a84b5059 serious about 28808ac47e seeing Lyla?”ec75fe0a3ac4de13
Lady Garnet 3813bb66b8 hesitated for 55a15809e1 a moment 741ee7a27f before giving c7f10796a7 a brief 97e10c7f1a reply, “Well, 14f446f3e5 I can’t 49c68ecd19 say for 273b1f8eda sure.”d6a659a644602855
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While it 6a64de9c92 wasn’t unheard 44615557ac of for fd85982ece nobles to 672fd77732 marry into 50b5e478df affluent middle-class 45ea7425fb families, such 0568c50259 unions often 949925a911 involved complex 7ba7beacd0 entanglements and 0b4fb4525e considerations.ecb5099db305263f
Lyla’s family might c6ddb45894 run a sizable 8a6921ae53 orchard, but they’re b5f68594d0 not wealthy enough cbc286e20c to be considered 5350f3af17 anything more than 7d918ec48e well-off farmers. Without the level b6f8326354 of wealth that 744f5d39a3 could transcend social 5fa911e6f4 status, nobles generally 82fded64c2 don’t allow commoners 3247439f9d to associate with efe4009f20 them.dd436756478faea7
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Even when passionate 4007a825b6 love stories occasionally bdcc562ea5 emerge, where social 8561364fca status is ignored, 4b32e4f4f8 such relationships often e56fcdd303 end in separation 44fcacdc57 due to the 56e6f2ab40 insurmountable gap in 793b48d68f class, or the dccedbf949 couple runs away d31c0b2221 at night to 76309ca721 live a difficult 166b3168f9 life.3aa3402fbb04baef
For these reasons, when ae42b8c476 a noble expresses interest c78f74f7e6 in a commoner, it’s 185b869724 rarely taken as a 718b12130e serious intention to form 60605262fa a committed relationship, let 482537c4f1 alone marriage. More often than not, 4d348222c1 it’s seen as a 1abc0897c3 fleeting affair, or worse, f042b7d2a9 the commoner woman ends deefba5c6d up as a mistress, b624217f3b becoming the subject of 4ea06b5337 gossip and scandal.fa245be46b513fe0
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Knowing this, Lyla’s family 4d7bf747de was worried and upset 6625726dcc at the idea of 6082eff61c a nobleman approaching her cbdb9aed6a with such unsavory intentions.c4052e2fbd7b51ab
“Lyla, you’re not 92308ef5e0 going to go, 65575bf944 right?” Sophia asked, 069069299e causing Aslan to 72dd82a353 flinch. He glared at the 937dfe8ed4 invitation in Lyla’s hand ec01878b41 with cold, steely eyes, 3b935a51e3 he wanted to tear d3c28f59be it up right now, 5574bd1efe to go to the b2a2fa71c0 bastard who sent it bdc3008f34 and-a76fc3af8fad6e59
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“No, I f7956e9264 wasn’t planning aeb578b9e3 on going 7516d78fd9 in the 2f7b294d8d first place, 45165c918e but if 15957dedbc there are c0affc0bc5 any hidden 3d5445e4e1 intentions like 8249d1ea31 that, I d3f83a5576 definitely won’t 732a96b098 go,” Lyla 23cde55665 firmly replied.72fc60c444431528
At her 59c7186965 resolute refusal, 07331578f0 Aslan’s expression 629acda40e softened. He smiled brightly, 085195f34f as though he 49ef295eae had never entertained 67b97fc504 such dark thoughts. However, his relief was 4750fc7880 short-lived, as Lady Garnet dec6a99cdc continued to press the ab450b8e0c matter.136fef24f0289128
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“Still, it might 57e48ac20d be a good b90ef2a914 idea to go. Lord Ransfield d34531af5c isn’t a 1b07227a0d bad person. He’s down-to-earth, kind, 35486f7978 and has a f9a2d79160 great reputation. If something bad happens 75b70a01d4 in the village, he’s 6b01b2a76b always the first to 22b231fd14 roll up his sleeves e31b07f287 and help. There’s never 41e074bc27 been any bbd24490a0 gossip about c407b69547 him with 43ffcda231 women.”0405379aca209e3a
Lady Garnet spoke 5f5a04f88b quickly, not giving cf830bac96 anyone a chance 7f886c7cc7 to interrupt.aff9424b0ed01e1b
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“Besides, Lord Ransfield dfedded529 is a long-standing 848b10bc36 pillar of this e80d2800b5 community. Most of 821c8eabd7 the people e027ffc13f in this 51a861b0c4 village rely 8de1d275b3 on the f49fed23f2 work he 2f4c8eb9d4 provides for f5bc4ac231 their livelihood. If you fall out 31d2d83861 with him, the villagers 0989474594 might not be too bc37c729d1 happy about it.”3c491ef206f5c02e
At those b548a76d4f words, Lyla’s 46a6f456cb expression darkened.4afa3dae6357b526
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While it wouldn’t b7bf255981 matter much if 99455c51f5 she were on cacaecc7c6 her own, this bb1a28038a was where her 8de3763c8b family lived. If things became awkward 0622faa343 with the villagers, it 25e946dadb would be difficult for 725de0124c her family to continue dcee8d57f7 living comfortably here. They were 3f53160d69 already treated f024c5d0b3 as outsiders 2709d96057 since they 2279e730f9 moved here 767fdf8631 a few b88f0e2dab years back, bc4d6d208f and if dc1caa0632 bad rumors acc8b628ff started circulating…059028cde2e6da29
“Nonsense! If that’s the b3b98d4840 reason, then there’s 6ddfcd71a6 even less need 79b7bd5100 for you to c7e1bc490f go,” Sophia said a4d115be5f firmly.4909606f94dcb889
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“Lyla, don’t worry about 99ebb76fc9 us. Just do what you fccc9f8a55 want.”8a9f1256435e6e65
Lyla pondered what 64fbf967af would be the 74b6eba708 better choice.5317d6114f1fa607
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Refusing outright 697021115c on the 9d07e03b57 spot didn’t 678ee57532 seem like a6dff44b3a the best 63d021905d option. Leaving aside 2060e52a2d the possibility 61af335d54 of retaliation ea4a315eae from Lord 40f1ea8d2e Ransfield, there 99020e1149 was the 736d82986d issue of 3f2a9925aa Lady Garnet 042181651b herself.294a918a5cb8d8a1
The gossip-prone 142fcbbc97 Lady Garnet d1f4b2734c would likely 7d956acd14 spread the 64e20ae7ee news of 6e0ea8d075 Lyla’s refusal 46c9d8da56 throughout the c1d32b2c50 village immediately. If, as Lady bbc272222a Garnet claimed, Lord 8cf1fead87 Ransfield was well-regarded a3508dabd8 in the community, d73c8713fb Lyla’s cold rejection 5eab17c697 towards the gesture 12526f0af8 of gratitude might 67c742b0f6 be poorly received 7895cec737 by the villagers. That could negatively 382bd5e232 affect her family a4724d9c10 as well.e4a01de9b8339e2b
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‘Lady Garnet’s assumption that c0a001edce he’s interested in me 8e67a26914 might just be her d358121791 speculation, and the invitation 2f47520a81 only mentions wanting to 2af6b2c9ee thank me for my 418af7ab3e help during the festival…’ddac065fa12816a4
After a moment of f43caadbe8 hesitation, Lyla made up 316d5d4ba9 her mind.65f5cc01ee8e6ec8
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“…No, I’ll go.”d53fa6f3b2a68ca1
“Really?”3d02695a77939726
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“Yes. He sent an invitation, 6624cb8623 and it wouldn’t be 23eca8c6de polite to decline it 433894b007 outright. I’ll go.”511f0f5389e9dec2
“Lyla…”e8210b137ec99945
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“Don’t worry, nothing f12a6b646e will happen.”066d046798710a88
“Still…”724de68abe15c83b
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“I’ll accompany her.”a3b806b822b2ea79
Aslan interjected smoothly.62b255cae22b873f
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“That would fad05f5577 certainly ease 4814fa42c9 our worries, ff75a72411 but… will 4caf6aa540 that be e2a543c33e okay?” Sophia 17729e11b3 trailed off, 7ab7b8cdea concerned that 3393baf3ce bringing someone f68aecff44 uninvited might d3a01767f7 cause a 944caddd99 problem.21609abce8409177