History at the Library

are his sex partner or whether he was really jealous because of Vivian, who had no experience in dating.

But at least she knew Aiden wouldn’t burn his feelings because of a woman who had no heart at all.

He’s not gonna take care of a woman he doesn’t even care about.
When it is the servants who overflow the mansion, why would one who asks them to do anything they want to do they don’t need to take care of it.
It wasn’t usually a good thing, so it was hard.

Besides, sex seems to be very impatient, but…

Oh, yeah.
He must like me quite a bit.

Vivian grew more and more confident as she thought longer.
However, the problem was that her level of liking is likely to be different, but the person who falls in love first loses.
This was also what Vivian said to Julian as if he had been cut off.

She certainly realized that she loved him.
She never wanted to miss him.

Even if she gets hurt? Yeah, she’d rather get hurt.

Vivian, who continued to think so far, finally came to a conclusion.

“Okay, I’ll seduce him.”

“What?”

A maid carrying bathwater asked back with a dazed sound.

What, was there someone?

Vivian shook her hands as if nothing was going on, laughed and quickly cleared her face with a cough.
She’s sure there wasn’t before, but they just came out like a ghost.
Anyway, there seemed to be only people who were good at eliminating their presence here.

Vivian often glanced at a somewhat familiar maid.
Then she wiped the water off with the towel she handed and asked, rolling her eyes around.

“Well, how long has it been since I got here?”

“It’s been exactly seven days since you came.”

Oh, my God.
She was sad that the weekend was gone, but she should be happy that another weekend is here.

Vivian had a faint look in her eyes when she realized that she had been absent from the library without permission while she was sick.
Last time, she took a long leave of absence on her own, and now she deserved to be fired.

If it wasn’t for Aiden’s words, she’d have been fired.
She didn’t finish her work properly, but she felt like she only caused damage to the librarians.

At this rate, it’s probably right to quit even though in fact, she liked the library and stuff.

It was her hobby, not her main job, and she came back to avoid Aiden as if she was running away.
She didn’t realize how much she liked him back then.

But it’s definitely different now! It’s very different.
Of course, it was more important to capture his heart than to work as a librarian.
Before she missed it in vain.

Vivian clenched her fists again and strengthened her lifelong resolve.