Mystery: Who has seen my brother?

Chapter 209 Luo Shan's Letter
Last night, Eve listened to the entire process, but He never said anything, as if He knew nothing. Klein also tacitly did not mention the matter.

The next morning, he checked his mailbox as usual before going out, and unexpectedly found a letter addressed to him - a letter from Luo Shan.

Klein woke up late today, and he lost the time to read the letter while eating breakfast at home. He could only put it in his pocket, hurriedly grabbed a piece of bread, and went out. He had breakfast on the way to work, but he didn't have time to open the envelope until lunch at noon.

"Dear Klein,
Are you doing well in Backlund? Although you haven't been away for long, I still want to say that we all miss you and Leonard very much."

"The Captain and Ms. Daly are making very rapid progress. Even though it was Ms. Daly who was pushing unilaterally, the Captain remains so conservative. Old Neil wanted to treat you to dinner after you returned. He was originally responsible for your learning of Extraordinary knowledge, but such a serious accident occurred, leaving you to study on your own during your initial period in the Extraordinary world. Old Neil feels very sorry about this. Although I told him that your self-study might be just as good as his, and that it wasn't his fault, he stubbornly believes he owes you something. He's as stubborn as many elderly people I've met. Do all people become stubborn as they age? Will I be too?"

"Oh, by the way, there's one more important thing. Cornelius is getting married, and he and his fiancée are holding their wedding in Tingen! This is truly a surprising and happy thing. I thought I would have to wait a long time."

"But the specific date of the wedding has not been decided yet. If it is not held in October this year, it will probably be in May next year. Once the date is set, I will write to you again to inform you. I hope you can come back to attend. Of course, if you can't come due to something, I will send you my blessings..."

"Finally, I would like to mention one more thing, which is also the purpose of my writing this letter."

"Today (it should have been yesterday by the time you received this letter), your sister Melissa came to Blackthorn Security. She seemed to want to see you, but she clearly knew you were in Backlund. I think you should have seen this obvious contradiction."

"She said you had some unpleasant experiences with them before you left, so she hasn't contacted them since arriving in Backlund. So, she wanted to come to your former workplace to look for any news about you. This is your private matter, so I can't comment on it. We all know your character. Even if you had something unpleasant going on with your family, you wouldn't cut off contact like this, leaving them sad and worried."

"We speculated this conflict was quite significant, but Melissa said it was both large and small. I seriously suspect you've corrupted your sister. You fortune tellers always like to be mysterious when you speak. This was just a little joke, and I doubt you'll be happy reading this. I hope my little joke can make you smile."

"We don't know what happened between you, but we all agreed that we should tell you about this. We hope you can reconcile soon. After all, that's your family."

"Also, please give our regards to Leonard. (The captain asked me to add this, but I don't like it. It's too much of a courtesy. But if I added it, I wouldn't have to write another letter to Leonard. I'll trouble you to pass this on.)"

"Your colleague and friend in Tingen, Roshan."

Klein's hand holding the letter couldn't help but tremble. He slowly stroked his forehead, wondering if the heavens wanted to help him, Melissa, and Benson. But in this world, they should be called gods.

Trying hard to suppress the complex emotions in his heart, Klein folded the letter again and put it back into the envelope.

"Hey, Klein, I didn't expect to see you here." Leonard's familiar voice reached him before he even saw him. Klein looked up and saw Leonard pushing open the restaurant door and walking towards him. His voice was loud, causing some of the guests in the restaurant to look at Leonard. Many women's eyes lingered on him, but they quickly looked away, blushing. Clearly, many young ladies and ladies were attracted by his handsome appearance but misled by his frivolous attire.

"Captain Soest is looking for you. He's waiting for you in the office now." Leonard also noticed the movement in the restaurant, and then lowered his voice and continued.

Soest was the captain of the Red Gloves squad that Klein and Leonard belonged to. He was a seasoned Red Glove in his forties. Although the two were still in training and hadn't officially begun missions, they had already been assigned to the squad the moment they became Red Gloves. Having applied in the same year, they were fortunately assigned to the same squad.

Leonard took two steps forward and sat across from Klein. He exuded a lazy and romantic aura as he leaned back on the sofa in the restaurant. He waved to the waiter who came over to him, indicating that he would not be ordering anything.

Klein put down the envelope and was about to stand up when he heard Leonard continue, "Actually, you can go after lunch. Captain Soest isn't that strict and inhumane." My lunch... Klein glanced down at the plate in front of him. There was still a small piece of steak left on it. He was so engrossed in reading the letter that he even forgot that he still had some lunch left.

In reality, Klein was already full, but there was still some room in his stomach. Since he was not in a hurry, he was happy to continue enjoying his lunch.

"That letter..." Leonard had seen Klein holding a letter outside the restaurant. Now, at such a close distance, he could easily see the sender's name on the envelope—Rosanne. "Is it Rosanne's letter? Why don't I have it?"

"Roshan asked me to give you their regards and relay the letter's details so she doesn't have to write another one." Klein pushed the envelope toward Leonard and said, "Do you want to read it?"

"This isn't fair. She's discriminating... Oh, wait..." Leonard complained casually, then saw Klein push the envelope toward him. He sat up suddenly as if stepped on, pressed his fingers on the envelope, and asked in disbelief, "Can I see it?"

After receiving Klein's affirmative answer, Leonard opened the envelope with great anticipation, quickly pulled out the letter and read it.

About ten seconds later, Leonard said with a voice full of surprise, "Kornley is getting married! That's really great. I hope we're not working when he gets married so we can attend their wedding."

"Well... considering Ms. Daly's progress, the captain's wedding might not be far away."

Perhaps it was because Klein's presence ignited Leonard's desire to share. While reading the letter, Leonard would occasionally look up and complain to Klein. However, he didn't need Klein's response and would immediately lower his head and continue reading.

"Oh, wait, you had a conflict with your brother and sister, no, I mean a big conflict?" Leonard said in disbelief.

"Yes," Klein nodded after swallowing the food in his mouth. "Everyone reacted like this after finding out. I think I came across as too gentle."

"No, Klein, it's just hard to imagine you cutting off contact with your family. Could you please tell me what it is?" Leonard said as he folded the letter back into the envelope and handed it back.

"That's inconvenient," Klein took the letter and put it in his pocket. He then stood up, picked up the cane leaning against the sofa, and said, "I'm going to find Captain Soest."

Leonard also stood up and followed Klein back to the church.

"Knock Knock Knock-"

Klein knocked on Soster's office door.

"Please come in."

(End of this chapter)