... live free!

"I heard Barbara yell from a distance, but what happened?

"Yesterday, I approached Louis on my own, so I wasn't just preaching."

Did you talk to Louis this morning about talking to her and the others?

"Didn't you talk to Louis and solve it?

"That's not what this is about. But Louis promised not to go see Sella himself, so I missed you guys leaving on your own. But I can't forgive you for meeting Louis without my permission."

That's what Barbara was saying, staring at Serra. Still, how hard was it yesterday to keep Louis from promising that to Barbara? Instead, is it okay for Serra to get along with Louis? So I saw how Sella was doing, and she was lying down. I knew Sera was in shock. I wish Louis hadn't made such a promise... But why would Serra need Barbara's permission to see Louis? I thought so.

"Why does Serra need your permission to meet Louis?"

That's because I'm going to be Louis' wife.

"Huh? Is that for sure?

I know Louis said he was talking to Barbara about something like that, but was it definitive? and he was tilting his neck.

"Of course! My mother saved the village crisis, so it's not natural for her daughter to ask me what I want."

Isn't there a lot of reasons why you saved the crisis that weren't decided? Well, I doubt that Barbara knows about it. Maybe Barbara is saying it herself.

"... ah, I've got a good idea. Clean the house that Louis and I are going to be in as a punishment."

Huh?

"I won't allow any objection."

So they grabbed me and Selah's arm and dragged them away. Well, when I tried to escape, I escaped, but because of Serra, I was dragged quietly by Barbara.