Team villains except me

Lisha was wearing the same clothes that she first ran away from home.

It was the dress Mrs. Jane gave her.

Lisha remembered the letter her mother wrote to her.

"...Lilith, can you give me a day and let me see your life now?"

Lisha was very sad.

But she still stood where Mrs. Jane asked, waiting for her to come.

There must be a result.

Lisha waited silently, she remembered the experience of this month.

She felt very happy and satisfied.

"...Lilith."

Lisha looked up and saw Mrs. Jane who was a little tired.

She called "Mom" in a low voice.

Mrs. Jane's sharp eyebrows and eyes softened.

She looked at Lisha, feeling a little distressed.

"Lilith, you've lost weight. Did you suffer a lot outside?"

Lisha shook her head.

She went up to Mrs. Jane and took her arm.

"Mom, I've learned a lot and seen a lot this month. I'll show you the places I've been to these days, okay?"

Mrs. Jane agreed.

She didn't blame Lisha anymore, and she didn't mention that Lisha should return to work in Dimore.

As if she had never left home, Lisha took Mrs. Jane to the food court behind Absig.

Mrs. Jane's eyes lit up as she tasted a barbecue shaved cheese she had never eaten before.

"Lilith, this is delicious!"

Lisha: "That's right, Mom, I like to eat this too!"

Mrs. Jane saw Lisha's smile, and slowed down her eating speed.

She was a little sad.

"Lilith, I shouldn't be so strict with you... It would be great if I could understand this earlier."

Lisha rested her chin on her hands, and the sunlight softened her face.

"It's okay—Mom, I love you."

Mrs. Jane coughed.

Her face blushed and slowly faded away.

She silently accepted this love, but was unable to respond.

Mrs. Jane and Lisha were strolling in the food court, and Mrs. Jane saw garlic oysters.

"Lilith, let me buy you this!"

"Mum, I don't like oysters. Never have."

Lisha raised her head, looking directly at Mrs. Jane.

She didn't want to take it anymore.There is no need to endure it.

Mrs. Jane was stunned for a long time.

She looked at Lisha's eyebrows, as if she was meeting Lisha for the first time, her own daughter.

Mrs. Jane didn't insist as much as she used to.

"Lilith...why didn't you say it earlier?"

Lisha pursed her lips.

she said so.

But it does not matter.She won't eat any more now.

Lisha took Mrs. Jane to the aquarium.She took Mrs. Jane's hand and happily introduced the types of fish she knew while working.

After visiting the aquarium, Lisha took Mrs. Jane back to Absig.She has a class in the afternoon.

Lisha asked Mrs. Jane to sit in the back row.

Now Lisha can control the rhythm of the class by herself, she is sincere and funny, and the students also like her very much.

Mrs. Jane couldn't take her eyes off Lisha.

Her shy and incompetent daughter became a decent adult within a month.

She is very proud.

I regret it again.

And very... ashamed.

It was she who blocked Lisha's footsteps.

She knows it.

-

After class, Lisha said mysteriously that she wanted to take Mrs. Jane to a special place.

Mrs. Jane followed Lisha and arrived in a small town in a magic circle hesitantly.

Lady Jane sees the plaque for "Charlotte's Infant School".

At this time, class was just over.

There are many parents holding their children to and fro at the school gate, which is warm and normal.

Mrs. Jane didn't understand what was so special about this place.

"Mom, I used to be a teacher here. I saw them drawing their future self. At that time, I thought, since I was a child, I didn't seem to have any dreams. Does my mother have any expectations for my future?"

Lisha asked.

Mrs. Jane fell silent again.

Lisha tilted her head.

"No, mother?"

Mrs. Jane didn't meet Lisha's eyes.

She is used to being strong, but for the first time today she is a little weak.

"Yes... Lilith, I hope you will always be healthy and happy."

Upon hearing this answer, Lisha's lips curled up, but tears fell quietly.

Lisha let go of Mrs. Jane's hand, ran two steps forward with Mrs. Jane behind her back, wiped away her tears before turning back and smiling at Mrs. Jane.

"I invite you to have a big dinner tonight, Mom!"

-

Lisha went to the high-end restaurant in Yadu.

She walked steadily to the back kitchen to hand over the menu, and spent a romantic evening with her mother.

Lisha sent Mrs. Jane to the circle, and after saying "goodbye, mother", Mrs. Jane suddenly turned her head.

"...Lilith, let's go to the one you want to see, the night opera."

Lisha was slightly taken aback, then laughed.

Her voice was soft.

"Okay, Mom."

-

Mrs. Jane has never seen this kind of restricted opera.

The opera they were watching was called "The Lost Country."

In a land where there is no god and no god is known, there are only a group of ordinary people.

Lisha felt that the completely naked male models on the stage were not so ordinary.

This group of ordinary people don't know the existence of magic, they live an ordinary life, until their beloved wives, those who are pulled to the front row of the audience, suffer from a strange disease.

They searched for cures everywhere, and finally knew the existence of "magic".

Only magic can heal their wives.

But what exactly is magic?

They don't know, they can only watch their wives get sick day by day.

When their wives were about to die, they cried bitterly, willing to exchange their lives for their safety.

- A miracle happened.

The wives were cured.

Love is also a kind of magic.And stronger than any magic.

From the corner of her eyes, Lisha saw her mother secretly wiping away her tears.

She lowered her head and pretended she didn't see anything.

-

Coming to the magic circle again, Mrs. Jane looked at Lisha reluctantly.

She changed from the harsh and authoritarian past.

"Lilith, you are my daughter, I... hope you are well."

She couldn't say the word "love".

Lisha nodded and suddenly asked her.

"Mom, do you love me?"

Mrs. Jane opened her mouth, and it took a long time to say, "Love".

Lisha asked again.

"Compared with the gods, do you love me more?"

Mrs. Jane did not speak.

At this time, the magic circle is also ready.

Mrs. Jane left Lisha with a hurried back, and a farewell that drifted into the summer night.

"I'll go first, Lilith..."