Dawn Redemption

Chapter 32 VII. Office

Noah rubbed his tired eyes.Organize things on the table and press an important note under the glass.

He had already opened and read the letter on the table after it was brought by Fein at noon.Ilsa tried to explain her boring holiday to her father in a very formal tone.Although there were still several typos.

Noah pulled out the letter again.What made him a little upset was that after a few rows of complaints, those "please convey to Brother Finn for me" densely packed almost the remaining half of the letter paper.Even the tone of voice seems to be much more intimate than what I wrote to myself.

...Who is her father?

Noah smiled and folded the letter paper and put it back in the envelope, thinking about how to tell Finn about it.

That kid seemed to really like Finn.

He opened a small drawer and put the letter away.Get up and turn off the lights, then walk out of the office and close the door behind you.

As always, Noah tricked Finn away so that he wouldn't stay up here with him all night. Thinking of this, the various expressions on that face suddenly flashed before his eyes.I have unknowingly indulged in speculation about his sorrows and joys hidden behind his indifference, and even possessed him completely. Facing his powerless crying, I only have the desire to see more in my heart.

He treated Finn as his own child from the first day, and later, he cared for him like an elder brother.

But now, it has evolved to the point where it is clearly the relationship between the captive and the master when keeping pets in captivity.

But he never knew what position he had in the other party's heart.

This relationship is a bit unclear.Noah once again felt that his mind was too dull to turn.He never wanted to hurt him, but that night destroyed everything about him.

Could it be that alcohol can only be blamed?

In the days that followed, Noah still treated him as before, and Finn was still working hard.But the avoidance of his eyes, which he didn't even notice, clearly showed that Finn still hadn't let go of something.

Or, pick up something again.