Reincarnation Monarch

"Abel, it's me. Can I come in?

Gaius gently knocked on the heavily designed door of Abel's room and spoke gently toward Abel, who was supposed to be inside.

Then I heard a pretty boy from inside.

"Ah brother. Go ahead."

As Gaius finished hearing Abel, he twisted the door knob into the room.

"What? Nasri was there, too."

Gaius was right, not only was Abel in the room, but also Nasri, who became the accounting controller of the Schneider family and compiler of history books.

"With all due respect, little boy. Isn't that a lot of rhetoric again?"

"No, sorry. I'm sorry. I didn't mean it. Let go of me."

Nasri kept whining about something with bumps and whispers, but fortunately he didn't hear it very well, Gaius decided to ignore it.

"Abel, what do you say? How's the study going?

Asked by Gaius, Abel smiled like a beginning.

"Yeah! Sounds good. It was the best test I ever had."

Nasri tuned in to Abel's words.

"Yeah, even from what I've seen, I seem to be learning a lot. So this is what I did specifically for you as a tutor."

Nasri boasted, feeling like his nose was high.

"Yeah. Thank you, Mr. Nasri"

Abel honestly thanked Nasri.

Taking it, Nasri nodded satisfactorily.

"Right. Abel is great. Not only are you studying, but you are also working hard on sports. You get out of the house and practice earlier than I do every morning, and you study late at night, and your body's okay?

"Of course I'm fine! Don't worry."

"Right. That's good. But then I don't seem to have a curtain."

Gaius said happily behind his back what the word was.

But Abel didn't realize Gaius' mood, and just didn't want him to grieve, he said.

"That's not true! Because your brother taught me to study a cup too!

Seeing Abel's desperate face, Gaius's face was very welcoming.

"Well, I'm glad it helped."

Abel's face also purred brighter on Gaius's smile.

Then I watered the conversation between the two as Nasri remembered.

"Speaking of which, did I hear that something terrible happened at your school?

Gaius panicked greatly at Nasri's words.

"Oh, yeah, you are. There's a thief in the classroom upstairs. Sounds like a lot of trouble to me!

Gaius unexpectedly told Nasri of the apparent reasons prepared by the school side.

That was also what happened after school, because all but the top Gaius students who remained for the class matches had already dropped out of school, so the teachers' consultation told the junior students that there had been a theft, not a murder, and the top students had laid down a warrant.

In other words, Abel, one younger than Gaius, was also unaware that there had been a murder.

"Are you in the classroom? It's not like I'm a mistress in my ear. I asked..."

"Ahhh! That's right! I forgot Nasri had something to ask for! Come to my room for a second!

Gaius blocked Nasri's words out loud, pulling Nasri's hand forcefully and quickly dragging him out into the hallway.

"Abel, I'll see you later."

That's all Gaius told Abel, and he shut the door.