Be a matchmaker in an otome game

After arriving at the residence that Viscount Cliff had arranged for Fred and Safi, Felisa finally had the opportunity to ask Safi: "What's wrong with you, are you feeling unwell?"

Seeing the worry on Felisa's face, Safi smiled, shook his head, patted Felisa's hand, and said in a soft voice: "Don't worry, I'm just a little uncomfortable because I was traveling."

She always felt that Safi had lost a lot of weight and was not as alive as when she left.

She can only make a guess: "Wangcheng...is the situation very bad?"

"It's okay," Safi replied vaguely. It could be seen that she didn't really want to talk about this topic. "I have a day off in Cliff City, and I'll go back to the barracks tomorrow. I'm still a little worried about Your Highness."

"Safi." Felisa slightly raised her voice. She knew that Safi was changing the subject, so she guessed that the situation in the royal city must be not optimistic. The battle between Fred and the nobles had already become quite intense.

Seeing that she insisted on asking, Safi sighed: "Don't worry, they don't dare to do anything."

The strength of the head of the Knights, Sainz, should not be underestimated, and they did not dare to use force. In addition, they used a large number of marginal nobles at the bottom, and the nobles were also divided for their own interests.

Although every decision is smooth, it is not unavoidable.

At this time, Olivia appeared at the door. Although the door was not closed, she did not enter the room, but knocked on the door of the room: "Miss Safi, the road to the hospital has been cleared."

Safi and Felisa looked up at Olivia, and then Felisa helped Safi get up.

Felisa instructed in a low voice: "Be careful, otherwise I'd better ask Mr. Idel to come over and give you a physical examination."

Olivia looked at Felisa's movements and smiled helplessly: "Flisa, we will go there in a carriage, and nothing will happen."

Safi didn't refuse Felisa's support, she said casually: "Don't take offense, Felisa is just too nervous about me."

Olivia took a deep breath and did not respond. She first asked Safi to get into the carriage, and then closed the door for her. She rode aside and sent Safi to the hospital.

Safi got out of the carriage and didn't enter in a hurry. Instead, she stood at the door and looked up at the building in front of her: "Is this Felisa's hospital?"

"It's not mine." Felisa walked to Safi and shook her head when she heard this. "I'm just a manager."

In her subconscious mind, the hospital should not belong to anyone, unless it is a private hospital, but this hospital is essentially funded by Viscount Cliff. Although she has advanced money, it should still be considered the property of Cliff City.

Safi didn't find fault with Felisa's words, she walked into the hospital: "Flisa, come and introduce me."

Felisa knew that Safi was going on a field trip, so she followed Safi: "You must register at the front desk first."

Jane is at the front desk today. She knows that a big person will come to the hospital today, a person with a higher status than Viscount Cliff, so she is extremely nervous.

Although there was an explanation that it would be fine to work as usual, but Jane couldn't help but stuttered and asked about Safi's basic personal information, finally finished the work, and pointed Safi to Idel's consulting room.

She thought dejectedly how badly she must have behaved.

Felica gave her a comforting smile, and then accompanied Safi into Idel's consulting room.

Safi is naturally familiar with Idel.

"Long time no see, sir." Safi nodded slightly to Idel, "How are you doing?"

Idel bowed slightly: "Thanks to you and Your Highness, I'm fine."

"That's good." Safi breathed a sigh of relief, "His Highness has always felt guilty towards you."

At that time, someone really wanted to attack the pharmacist, just to give Fred a warning. If Ulysses' intelligence system hadn't captured this information in time, they might not be able to save the pharmacist.

"Miss Felisa is very good to me," Idel said, showing a smile to Felisa, "you can rest assured."

Safi said softly: "Ferissa, you go out first."

"Okay." Knowing that they had something to discuss that they couldn't disclose, Felisa stood up obediently, and closed the door behind them when she went out.

The conversation didn't last long, and Safi came out quickly.

Felisa leaned obediently in the corridor and waited for her. Seeing her come out, she stood up straight: "Have you finished talking? Have you had a checkup?"

"I've done it." Safi showed her the list of medicines in her hand. "It's just a long journey. I'm not used to it, and I don't have much appetite. Actually, it's nothing serious."

Felisa glanced at the list. She had been in the hospital and knew a little about the medicines. The medicines on it did not have any special effects, that is, they were more beneficial to the body, so she felt relieved: "That's good."

"I asked Mr. Pharmacist what you did in Cliff City." Safi took the initiative to share the content of her conversation with Idel. Look at the pros and cons of what you're doing from this perspective."

Felisa understood: "Well, I see."

She didn't care about the results of Safi's inspection of her, it was all necessary.

After leaving the hospital, Safi didn't go back to her residence immediately, but wanted to take a look around Cliff City.

Olivia did not refuse: "Yes."

Then she led the way on horseback as the host, and Safi and Felisa's carriage followed slowly behind.

"Where are you going to see?" Felisa asked, watching Safi get into the car and close her eyes to rest, she couldn't help but feel a little bit annoyed, "Can't you go tomorrow, you have a good rest today."

Safi didn't open her eyes, and she didn't have to pay so much attention to etiquette with Felisa. Her voice was a little tired: "I'm going to meet His Highness tomorrow, so I have to read everything today."

Safi must have a reason for being in such a hurry, Felisa sighed, and did not persuade her any further.

"I still have a lot to say to you," she said in frustration, "I don't know when the next meeting will be."

The war has not yet started, and it is impossible to predict when it will end. Even if it is over, Felisa may not be able to meet Safi.

"Then do you want to stay with me tonight?" Safi invited Felisa, "His Highness is not here, even if we both sleep in the same room, it's fine."

If Fred was there, it would be inconvenient for Felisa to stay overnight.

I have to say that Felisa was a little moved, but still hesitated: "Is it okay?"

"There's nothing wrong with it," Safi said decisively, "Don't you have something to ask me, you should have both business and private matters."

Her inner thoughts were seen through, and Felisa apologized subconsciously: "I'm sorry."

"There's nothing to be sorry about," Safi said with a light smile and shook his head, "Instead, we are sorry for you."