Last time, Charles, not knowing any better, notified everyone he knew at the same time; this time he wasn't going to make the same mistake. On the first day, he only notified Anne, and the two of them were able to enjoy a cozy afternoon together. On the third-floor terrace, they drank coffee, petted cats, and admired the picturesque view of the Lucavaro River.
Across the Lucavaro River lay Charles' jurisdiction. He was not only the head of the Lucavaro District Patrolling Army but also the director of the Lucavaro District Administration Bureau and the owner of both No. 1 and No. 2 on Sparrowhawk Street.
However, situated at No. 58 on Elysian Pastoral Street, the third floor wasn't very high, and from his own terrace, he couldn't glimpse No. 1 on Sparrowhawk Street.
Even though the two young people did nothing more than engage in casual conversation, sharing the sentiments they felt during their separation, it still brought Charles great joy and contentment.
