At the words of Searet's mother, Ian looked at her hesitantly.
He glanced at Searet, who was sleeping quietly, and then opened his mouth.
"What do you mean all of a sudden?"
"I know that Searet's ability is not ordinary. So, I tried my best to hide it. However, if it were impossible to hide, I thought it would be better to let her be ridiculed for being crazy, so I deliberately spread rumors that she sees ghosts."
"...”
Ian frowned and then relaxed at her words.
Was it because he felt bad about the rumor that she could see ghosts?
No, that wasn't it.
As a mother, he could imagine how hard it must have been for her to create such a rumor, knowing that her daughter would be ridiculed.
'It was a wise... choice.'
If she weren't Searet's mother, the girl could have been in real danger.
She would have always asked the spirits for favors, asking them to do this and that.
And such rumors would spread, eventually reaching the ears of the nobles.
Once the nobles started to take an interest in her ability, Searet, a commoner, would have faced life-th...
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