Reincarnation without a job, you have to live seriously even if you succeed in time magic

Speaking of it.

Paul paused.

I was immersed in Paul's rosy adventurer years, and I didn't react for a while.

"Okay, you probably know the rest."

Paul waved his hand and said.

"Meeting Janes, and then hastily disbanding the Black Wolf Fang... Tsk, when I was young, I was simply a combination of scum, bastards, and scum. It's really unbearable to look back."

"...In my opinion, the current father is a competent man."

I shrugged and said.

That's right.

Paul was a scumbag.

But people will grow.

No one is static.

"It makes me happy that you can say that, Rudy, you are my pride..."

Paul poured himself another full glass of wine.

"When I say this, I actually want to say... as long as a child of the Graylat family, whether a man or a woman, will have thoughts about the opposite sex early on."

"..."

"Rudy, isn't that true of you too?"

"Um……"

That's right.

Leaving aside me, Ars has also been quite lustful since he was a child.

I have a soft spot for Alice's big breasts.

"Rudy, when was your first time?"

Paul asked suddenly.

"Eh?"

"Come and tell me, dad won't tell anyone else."

"There's nothing I can't say. I'm 13 years old."

"Oh? Who is it with?"

"There's no need to say this, right?"

"Don't say it."

Paul continued to drink.

He no longer poured me wine, but instead held the bottle and poured it directly into his stomach.

He looked like he was going to get himself drunk.

"Hiccup, my first time was when I was nine."

Paul smelled of alcohol and said extraordinary things.

"It was with the maid at home...not Lilia. I hadn't left Notos' house at that time. It was with Notos' maid."

"That guy took the initiative to seduce the nine-year-old me."

"Looking back now, I probably wanted to rely on my eldest son's status to rise to power...although it's pointless."

A bottle of wine was finished.

Paul threw down the empty wine bottle, then fumbled in the corner of the room and opened a hidden compartment.

It was densely packed with more than ten bottles of wine.

"Hiccup... don't... tell your mother..."

"Of course not, but it would be better to ask father to drink less."

I say so.

Paul brought out two more bottles of wine and threw one to me.

Then he continued drinking on his own.

While drinking, I recalled the past.

"Lilia seems to be 16 years old... Yes, if I remember correctly, she should be this age at the time, because it was Lilia's first time, and I don't have much experience, so I remember it very clearly..."

"..."

"Hmm...half of nine years old plus 16 years old...that's almost 12 years old..."

Paul raised his fingers and counted vaguely.

What was this guy talking about from just now?

"Are you 12 years old? It's really a bit early."

Paul sighed.

"Um, father, what are you talking about?"

I couldn't help asking.

But Paul didn't answer.

Just leaning on the sofa, looking up at the ceiling, resting his chin on his hand, as if deep in thought.

Just stay in this position for 10 minutes.

Paul suddenly let out a sigh of relief.

"Okay... I'm almost mentally prepared."

"What mental preparation?"

"You can tell me now, Rudy."

Paul moved his face closer and stared at me with wide eyes.

"My lovely daughter was deceived by some bastard man?"

"..."

"Say it!"

"You misunderstood, Father, Aisha was not deceived by a man."

"Huh? No?"

"Of course not. After all, Ai Xia is only 12 years old."

"Aha..."

After hearing what I said.

Paul breathed a sigh of relief.

"No... That's great. 12 years old is indeed a bit early... So, what are you going to say?"

"Aisha ran away from home."

"Oh, so that's the case..."

Paul nodded calmly.

then.

His face froze.

"what?"

269. Father and son whispering

"You just said...Ai Xia...what happened?"

Paul looked at me blankly.

"She ran away from home."

"...Rudy, what happened?"

"It's a long story."

I took the letter out of my pocket and moved across the table toward Paul.

"If you can, please read the letter Ai Xia left before she left."

"Ah, um..."

Perhaps he was carried away by information that was beyond comprehension.

Paul took the letter and read it.

……

After reading the letter.

Paul silently put the letter on the table, then leaned on the sofa without speaking.

"...Father?"

"Stop talking, Rudy, and leave me alone."

"Ah, um..."

……

the next half hour.