Life has dealt a heavy hand to a weak demigod like me.

"Well, I have something else to do. You guys go ahead and do your work first... I'll come find you when you're done..."

Sif was stunned for a moment, then she thought of something. Her face turned red and she looked at Professor Endsworth unhappily, "Professor Endsworth, what are you thinking about!"

"Just now, Rocks was bullying me. I just punished him."

"Could you please not always bring up this kind of thing in front of a lady?"

"And the relationship between Rocks and I is not what you think!" After saying these words, Sif also got up from Charles's body.

"I understand... I understand... Professor, I was young once too."

"Office romances are also a memory of our generation. Speaking of which, I had a colleague when I was younger..." Endsworth had a nostalgic look on his face. After a moment, he seemed to shake off the memory and smiled at the two of them. "Anyway, I'm not an old-fashioned person, so you don't have to worry about losing your job or being transferred to a different position because of an office romance."

"It's just that... this is a school after all, so you should be careful about some things."

"Next time... at least close and lock the door. It's not good if some things are seen by outsiders." Endsworth imparted some experience to the two of them earnestly.

Sif took a deep breath, trying not to get angry at what the other person said.

"Professor, Rocks is actually my younger brother." She told Endsworth about their relationship in the most concise and direct way.

"It's my brother." Charles corrected from the side.

hiss--

Office, teacher, woman on top, brother and sister....

I didn't realize you guys are quite good at playing...

Rocks, you have surpassed me.

Endsworth looked at Ciel with a "relieved" look.

As an LSP, although Endsworth didn't say anything, Charles understood his eyes in an instant.

Ciel first imagined Endsworth's description, then quickly pushed some thoughts out of his mind, "Professor, we really are brother and sister."

Endsworth touched his head and asked, "Rocks, isn't your sister Melnadette?"

Because Charles had been elusive recently and hadn't been to the City of Eternal Night, Endsworth hadn't had much contact with him and didn't know all about his family affairs.

"This is a long story." Charles got up from the ground and made a cup of tea for Endsworth while telling him about what happened between himself, Mernade and Sif.

After roughly understanding the whole story, Endsworth gave Charles a subtle look.

Almost instinctively, after confirming that Mernadè would become Charles' wife, Endsworth began to doubt whether he and Sif were really siblings.

After all, they are too similar...

Just like he had found a reason to get close to Mernade and capture her body and mind before, Sif now seemed to be repeating the process.

As an old driver, Endsworth swore that he could barely see a little affection between Charles and Melnadette.

But Ciel and Sif...

Endsworth said he didn't believe Ciel.

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Chapter 340 Chapter 10 You are despicable!

Endsworth's gaze made Ciel feel a little guilty.

Unlike little white flowers like Perozzi, Theresa, Mernade, and Sif, Endsworth is a real veteran.

At the same time, his knowledge in some aspects even surpasses Charles - although Charles comes from a long time ago, he cannot compare to Endsworth simply in terms of age.

At the same time, although there are many romantic stories about Charles in history, his driver's license level is not as good as Endsworth's.

Endsworth hadn't experienced much in the realm of romance—he was more into sex.

But as one grows older, one naturally sees more things. Furthermore, Charles's methods were not particularly sophisticated.

"Rocks, do you want to go to the City of Eternal Night together tonight?" Endsworth touched his chin and looked at him with a smile.

Sif's vision instantly sharpened.

As an older sister, with her brother already having a family, she felt obliged to stop Endsworth from destroying the family harmony.

"Professor Endsworth, I promised Melnade and the others a long time ago that I would never go there again." Charles said seriously.

"I've changed my ways."

Charles's confident look made Endsworth laugh.

"Locks, you know, from the second I saw you, I knew we were the same."

"You haven't changed, you've just changed your ways."

Endsworth's eyes moved over Sif for a moment, then he walked to the corner of the office alone and took out a small bottle of rum. After opening the bottle cap and looking at the remaining wine inside, he smiled and moved it to the corner outside the window.

"Lecturer Leopold, could you please come to my office and help me get two bottles of wine from the cabinet?" Generally speaking, lecturers are not allowed to drink or smoke while teaching or preparing lessons.

However, this rule is just a formality, especially when facing Endsworth.

"No problem, Professor." Looking at Endsworth who was smiling at her, Sif nodded and walked out the door.

Perhaps because she had worked here for so long, Sif had some understanding of Endsworth's personality. So, she could sense that Endsworth was trying to get her out of the way and wanted to talk to Ciel.

Although she was a little curious, Sif finally chose to leave obediently.

To her, Endsworth was a respectable elder - albeit a little old and frail.

And Charles is her important relative.

If they wanted to hide something from her during their conversation, then it must be something she didn't need to know. Since they thought it was best for her not to know some things, she naturally wouldn't ask too much.

"Professor, do you have anything you want to tell me?" Charles looked curiously at Endsworth who was sitting in front of him.

Endsworth nodded and then picked up the snack on the table and ate it slowly.

"Something about your relationship."

"I consider myself your elder, so I want to talk to you. You may find my words nagging and dissimilar to your own, but they represent the life experience and advice of an elder."

"Just treat it as an old man's nagging. Just listen to it. As for whether you want to change later, that's your business."

Ciel nodded as he added water to the empty teacup. "You want to ask about me, Sif, Mernade, Theresa, Perozzi, and the others."

Endsworth was about to nod, but then froze for a moment, "When did anything happen between you and Perozzi?"

"Just when I took leave, we went on an adventure and experienced a lot. In the end... we faced our feelings..."

Endsworth stroked his beard, then scratched his hair, then took out a cigar from the small bag, held it tremblingly in his mouth and lit it.

Originally, he wanted to lecture Charles.

After all, there is a difference between going with the body and going with the heart.

If it were just for physical comfort, then Endsworth wouldn't care no matter how much Ciel played.

But if he really wanted to fall in love and get married, Endsworth wanted to persuade Charles to calm down.

At the same time, both Theresa and Sif are juniors whom he values ​​more. Endsworth really doesn't want to see them have some disputes over Charles' affairs one day and then become enemies.

But... just as Endsworth was finishing his draft and preparing to deliver his sermon, someone suddenly appeared. And this person was someone he had watched grow up with.

Listening to Charles' description, Endsworth felt a little toothache.

What does it mean to face up to your feelings?

I think you are clearly lusting after her body.

You are despicable!

"Don't you feel tired in your heart?" When the cigar ash was about to burn Endsworth's index finger, he finally spoke again.

"Tired...you mean..." Charles looked at the other party strangely - Charles felt that Endsworth should have heard about his fighting ability. He could even deal with the same number of succubi, let alone them.

"Don't you feel tired of playing around with so many people?"

"Every day you have to deal with the care of four of them, and you have to carefully divide your time so that they don't notice anything. If the time is short, it's fine, but if it's long, they will definitely find out."

"When the time comes, what excuse will you use to evade them? And who will you choose in the end?"

"Our trip to the City of Eternal Night is, in a way, a win-win situation. We enjoy happiness, while they gain money and, through us as a whole, gain greater status for their race in the world."

"But dating and marriage are different. It's not like going to the City of Eternal Night. It's not like you can just spend gold pounds to get someone you like. It's a process that requires dedication."

"You may feel happy swinging between them now, but have you ever thought about how they will suffer because of your choice?"

"Perozzi, Sif, Theresa, and Mernade, you should be getting along quite well with them. I remember you were just friends before you confirmed your relationship?"

"Putting aside other things, as a friend, do you think it's okay for you to do this?"

When saying these words, Endsworth's expression was very serious and earnest, which was almost a stark contrast to his previous sloppy appearance.

But seeing him like this, Charles scratched his head and said seriously, "Professor, did you misunderstand something?"

"Although I have several relationships, I don't need to lie to them."

"Very early on, Mernadette agreed to my relationship with Theresa, and Theresa did the same. Later, during the expedition, Theresa also agreed to my relationship with Peroz. At that time, Peroz also knew about my relationship with Mernadette."

"After I came back, I also told Mernadette the story that happened between us. Although they were a little dissatisfied with my greed, they finally decided to let me, a bastard, get the money."

"So... Professor, what you're worried about... probably doesn't exist."

Endsworth's eyes grew somewhat glazed.

He stared at Charles for a long time, and finally confirmed that the other party was not lying.

But the world is changing too fast.

Because of Charles, Endsworth had some understanding of Melnadette's character, and it was normal for him to be deceived by this guy.

But Peroz and Theresa... they are both from noble families. Considering their background and character, it is a great fortune for ordinary people to be favored by them.

How could I make a choice like that?

This isn't some chivalric novel for men to read.

What? Princesses, countesses, and duchesses all fall in love with the same person. In reality, no matter how much they like someone, they would never accept such nonsense given their status and education!

Endsworth was absolutely certain of this.

But Charles's sincere words didn't sound like a lie, and for a moment he felt as if his worldview had been impacted.

"Rocks...you are lying to me, right?" he said seriously.

"No, actually, in the past few weeks, I was still thinking about the wedding."

"But Mernadette went to Fort Nason, Peroz embarked on a new adventure, and Theresa was dragged by Mr. Doug to introduce him to some of his friends. So the wedding has been put on hold. But in two years at most, I will probably have a grand wedding with them."

"If you don't believe me, you can ask Sif about these things. She knows a lot about my family."

"Professor... I always thought you were like me, someone who chose to have it all."

"I didn't expect that you are so innocent at heart..." Charles teased Endsworth.

In an instant, Endsworth's face turned red.

As an experienced driver, this was the first time he was described like this.

Such words almost made him explode with shame.

"Humph! I was just asking you to be careful!"

"You little bastard, even though they love you madly now and you're all just friends and get along well with each other, as time goes by, the time they spend with you will be divided, and they'll naturally want to occupy all of your time and heart."

"Then you'll know how troublesome and serious it is!"

"Women, especially those in love, are unreasonable!" For some reason, Charles always felt that Endsworth's tone was a little exasperated.

"Don't worry, Professor. I'll take care of it. Love is important to them, but life isn't all about love. I'm just worried that one day they'll get bored with their own hobbies and work and resent me for taking up their time."

Endsworth fell silent again. It was hard to say for others, but for Peroz... it was definitely possible.

For a moment, Endsworth felt like he was talking to a wall.

But he soon discovered the loophole in Charles' words.

"You just seemed to say only that Mernadette, Perozzi, and Theresa agreed to each other. What about... Leopold?"

Ciel's original pride instantly disappeared, his expression became a little embarrassed, and then he said seriously, "Professor, in fact, Sif and I are really long-lost siblings. There is a lot of evidence."

"Rocks... do you think such a simple lie can fool me?" Endsworth sneered a few times, "She looks very similar to Melnadette."