Chapter 80

The response to the sapling of the mountain ash was to treat Irina with macarons, considering the burden she would feel. "He's too busy to come," but the macarons Louise prepared for Irina never made it into her stomach. Irina, who only gave a thank-you gift and disappeared, didn't show up again, as if by magic. "Well, there's nothing we can do about it." Louise said dejectedly, but it was only natural. She had only come a few days ago because the club meeting was on a day off. If Irina didn't spare time for club activities, it would be difficult for her to come again just for a visit. As a result, the macarons Louise made were shared by the club members, who were like hyenas. Those guys, who usually didn't eat them, why did they this time? "Ah, big brother. Irina asked if you liked the gift?" "Gift? I liked it. Didn't I ask you to convey that?" Since it seemed unlikely that Irina would show up at the club room, Louise was asked to convey her thanks. I didn't think she would forget the request I made yesterday? "I did convey it, but she asked if you said anything else." "Really?" Isn't it enough to say you liked the gift? The way she asked makes it seem like there's something more. 'Did she hide something in the pot?' Sometimes that happens. Important items are hidden in pots and disguised as simple gifts for transport. Whether it's money or documents, they can be freely stuffed into pots depending on their size, so it's a method that's often used. But did Irina go that far? Of course, the probability is low, but the fact that she asked about the gift again suggests there might be something. 'Was it sent by the family?' If we consider that it might have been sent by the Yorun family rather than