Despite the disbelief stirred by the situation, I kept calm and asked again.
“Wait… Is this bouquet actually for me? And did you really just call me that?”
“Both are correct. Aren’t you and my brother Reminic close? So what’s wrong with me calling you ‘sister-in-law’?”
“…”
“What? Do you want me to be more formal?”
“No, it’s fine.”
Rigales pressed the bouquet toward me, indicating that I should take it already.
I quietly accepted it.
“But where’s my brother? Why isn’t he with you?”
“What do you think? Ever since he was revealed as a prince, people have been bothering him a lot.”
“What?! Who’s bothering my brother?!”
I had no choice but to tell him if he really didn’t know.
“Pretty much everyone. And yes, that includes you.”
“…”
Rigales’ breath caught for a moment.
It seemed my words had dealt quite a blow to his brother-complex heart.
When it came to…