Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 429 Sober and Transparent

After the meeting, Safi did not ask Vincent to leave immediately, but followed her.

"What do you think after meeting Cress?" Safi asked.

Vincent really didn't expect that Safi would pay so much attention to his affairs, and he didn't know whether he should say he was flattered.

"Do I have to answer this question?" He asked with a headache. To be honest, he was really not used to sharing such private matters with others.

If Safi said yes, then as Safi's subordinate, he naturally couldn't hide anything. Of course, he had to explain everything clearly. He would see if Safi had such a conscience.

Sure enough, Safi still has a conscience.

She really had no position to ask Vincent to tell her about such a private matter.

"I just hope you live a better life." Safi said helplessly, "I don't mean to force you."

"How strange," Vincent looked at Safi, "that you would actually have such an idea. I thought you would hate me to the core."

After all, he was once the leader of the guild that Safi hated the most, and he also made secret arrangements with the demons to force Safi to die.

Maybe this is the winner's mercy?

But he doesn't need such mercy. All his choices have been made after asking his own heart, and they are all things he wants to do.

"No..." Safi uttered one word and shook her head, "I don't blame you. If I want to blame you, the first person to blame is myself."

She blindly closed herself off and did what she thought was good. If she had told those close to her about her thoughts and worries, maybe things would not have gone to that extent.

Therefore, in everything, first of all, she did not choose the right way to deal with things, and that was why she was forced later.

Most people in the world cannot do this. When they encounter problems, most people will feel that they are unlucky, or blame others. They feel that everything is other people's fault, and they will not think about themselves anyway.

Why Safi could face herself so calmly, he couldn't understand.

"If you don't understand something, just ask Felissa." Safi said naturally, and Vincent realized that he had said the words out of his mouth.

"Miss Felissa, who are you? Do you value her so much?" Vincent couldn't help but ask. He looked left and right and didn't see anything special about Felissa, but he didn't see anything special about Felissa either.

Saw something special.

First of all, she was born very ordinary. If there is any difference, it is that her parents were just commoners. In terms of status, they are not even as good as his "adopted son". After all, his father is a real aristocrat... Although

It was no longer the case after the Southern War.

The second is ability. Felissa's ability is also very average. He knows the students he teaches. Felissa can barely enroll in the junior class in the entrance examination. Although she finally graduated in the advanced class, but in the case of Safi and Fred,

In front of the proud son of heaven, this is nothing.

Even if she returned to Cliff City and did a lot of things, those measures would not be effective for a while, and Safi valued her much more than before.

As for what surprised him the most, perhaps it was Azarez.

It was her luck that Felissa was able to pick up Azarez, but to make Azarez fall in love with her... He really couldn't see that Felissa had this ability.

Safi thought for a moment and then replied: "She lives a clearer and clearer life than most people."

Vincent's first reaction was "That's it?".

"Does this count?" he asked with some disbelief, "Who is not alive yet?"

"Really?" Safi gave Vincent a meaningful look, "Do you really understand?"

If Vincent had understood better in life, he would not be like this now. Like her before, he chose to escape on important issues.

But the more you avoid it, the bigger the problem will become like a snowball, and in the end more people will have to find a way to solve the problem.

Hearing this, Vincent stopped and watched Safi walk away with a gloomy expression.

Safi looked back at him and smiled lightly: "Do you want to talk to Felissa?"

Vincent sneered: "Since you recommend her like this, it would be disrespectful to you if I disagree?"

Safi nodded: "Then tomorrow, I will arrange for Felissa to go find you."

Vincent curled his lips and felt relieved.

After all, Safi was finally able to shut her mouth.

In the evening, Felissa, who had not yet moved out of Safi's dormitory, frowned when she heard the news.

Safi noticed: "What's wrong? Is it difficult?"

"It doesn't count," Felissa said hesitantly, "It's okay to just talk, but if you want me to solve his problem, I'm afraid I won't be able to do it for a while."

Unlike Safi, Safi has too many people she cares about, and there are too many people who care about her. Vincent doesn't, being alone and without many hobbies is the most difficult thing to do.

There is a saying called being strong without desire.

If you don't have what you want, there will naturally be no weakness.

"Really..." Safi sighed, "If it really doesn't work, it's okay to give up."

This is a very simple way to provoke the enemy, but that's how Felissa took the bait.

"Don't underestimate me," she said, "It's really difficult, but I will do it. After all, teacher... I also owe him something."

If Vincent was saved by the heroine of the original work as his predetermined destiny, and her appearance broke his destiny, then she would always have to do something to compensate.

She would not have such thoughts about Fred, Ulysses, and Nanno, because although their fate had been changed, their situation was not bad, at least their human condition was normal.

But Vincent is a human being, and if he has eyes, he can tell that something is wrong with him.

To put it harshly, it means living like a human but not a human, a ghost but not a ghost.

In fact, it was okay for her to do nothing. No one would know what Vincent's original fate was. It was not her fault that Vincent became like this.

But she couldn't cope with it in her own heart.

Every time she saw Vincent, there would be a voice in her heart saying: He shouldn't be like this, it was she who changed his destiny.

Avoiding problems is always the last resort.

Just look at Safi in the past and Vincent now.

If she never faces up to the fact or idea that "she changed Vincent's fate", then she will always remember this incident, and maybe she will not even be able to face Vincent in the future.

Felissa will not solve problems in this way. She may not jump into the problem before it happens, but if it does happen, she will never run away.

This is how she came all the way.

It is precisely because of this that she can be called "sober and transparent" by Safi.

Safi didn't understand the second half of Felissa's words, but that didn't stop her from understanding what Felissa meant.

(End of chapter)