388. Dialogue

Karen couldn't help but feel a surge of inexplicable emotions as she looked at her daughter's expression.

Inez rarely smiled so genuinely in front of her.

The last time Karen saw such a smile on Inez was a long time ago when Inez saw a colorful butterfly for the first time.

As a mother, she often wondered if she had been too negligent.

However, as the Chief Judge of Ingris and one of the only two members of the White Family, she didn't have the luxury to stop and consider anything else.

This was the only path.

Karen said:

"Next is a gift from Count Staren."

The woman took out a flat, long box.

A middle-aged nobleman with a small mustache stood up:

"This is an ancient artifact recently unearthed. According to experts, it is likely from the same period as King Arthur and has more than just historical value. I believe it can also serve as a worthy adornment to complement Miss Inez's beauty."

Karen slowly opened it and took it out.

It was a mirror.

A silver mirror.