Chapter 207: - 32 "A surprising woman came to visit." ③
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"That's why he couldn't appear before Sam. --No, you didn't remember him in the first place."
If she had amnesia, it is understandable that she did not want to see Sam.
Melanie had forgotten that Sam existed.
Even if he were still alive, there is no way she could have met him.
"Yes. "Yes. It is a shameful thing for a mother to do. I was so politely protected by Steven. I found myself falling in love with him and marrying him out of wedlock. And we had a daughter."
"--oh, Sam has a sister?
"We have different fathers, but yes, we do."
Riese and her friends are astonished.
It was unexpected that Sam's mother was still alive, but now he has a younger sister.
"I never thought that Sam's mother was in the Tiefling family.
Viscount Teeling was a nobleman of the same royalist faction as his father, and the family name was familiar to him.
Lise, as well as the other fiancées, had never dreamed that Sam's mother was so close by.
"Well, Sam-sama's mother has regained her memory now, hasn't she?"
When Alicia modestly asked the question, Melanie affirmed in the affirmative.
"It was about a year ago. About a year ago, I was inadvertently drowned in a lake on a trip. I remembered everything I remembered. But I already had a new family. I could not ask to see Sam, and Sam had left the Reinbach area by then and was missing, so I could not see him even if I wanted to."
A year ago, Sam was traveling around with Ur.
Melanie, of course, and Lise and the others had never met.
Sam would never have dreamed that his mother, whom he thought was dead, was actually alive, even though she had lost her memory.
"So this is what you're doing now?"
Yes. Sam's story became a popular one in King's Landing, and we rejoiced greatly at his growth and success as a wizard. If you're around, I'd like to see you. But I am not worthy to see him."
It seems that Melanie feels guilty for attempting suicide without Sam.
No one could easily say that they understood her feelings.
"But the desire to see Sam grew stronger and stronger. Then, when I learned that Sam had recently become engaged, I could no longer hold back my feelings, and I rudely visited the Earl and Countess Walker's house, hoping to at least see my grown son from a distance."
Good timing or bad timing?
Just in time, Liese and her friends appeared on the spot.
But that's not all I have.
"Miss Melanie?"
"I think God told me that now that I have my memory back and have met Sam's fiancées like this, I can't hide anything from him."
What are you talking about?
I have something to tell Sam. I thought I should keep it from him, but he has a right to know and I have an obligation to tell him.
"Is it something you have to tell Sam? What does that mean?
At Liese's question, Melanie put on a serious expression and told her.
"It's about her origins."
"--Origin?"
I had a bad feeling.
If I heard the rest of the story, I might be in trouble.
Such a premonition struck Liese and the others.
And just as they had expected, what Melanie told them was astonishing.
"Sam is not the child of Carius Reinbach.
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"That's why he couldn't appear before Sam. --No, you didn't remember him in the first place."
If she had amnesia, it is understandable that she did not want to see Sam.
Melanie had forgotten that Sam existed.
Even if he were still alive, there is no way she could have met him.
"Yes. "Yes. It is a shameful thing for a mother to do. I was so politely protected by Steven. I found myself falling in love with him and marrying him out of wedlock. And we had a daughter."
"--oh, Sam has a sister?
"We have different fathers, but yes, we do."
Riese and her friends are astonished.
It was unexpected that Sam's mother was still alive, but now he has a younger sister.
"I never thought that Sam's mother was in the Tiefling family.
Viscount Teeling was a nobleman of the same royalist faction as his father, and the family name was familiar to him.
Lise, as well as the other fiancées, had never dreamed that Sam's mother was so close by.
"Well, Sam-sama's mother has regained her memory now, hasn't she?"
When Alicia modestly asked the question, Melanie affirmed in the affirmative.
"It was about a year ago. About a year ago, I was inadvertently drowned in a lake on a trip. I remembered everything I remembered. But I already had a new family. I could not ask to see Sam, and Sam had left the Reinbach area by then and was missing, so I could not see him even if I wanted to."
A year ago, Sam was traveling around with Ur.
Melanie, of course, and Lise and the others had never met.
Sam would never have dreamed that his mother, whom he thought was dead, was actually alive, even though she had lost her memory.
"So this is what you're doing now?"
Yes. Sam's story became a popular one in King's Landing, and we rejoiced greatly at his growth and success as a wizard. If you're around, I'd like to see you. But I am not worthy to see him."
It seems that Melanie feels guilty for attempting suicide without Sam.
No one could easily say that they understood her feelings.
"But the desire to see Sam grew stronger and stronger. Then, when I learned that Sam had recently become engaged, I could no longer hold back my feelings, and I rudely visited the Earl and Countess Walker's house, hoping to at least see my grown son from a distance."
Good timing or bad timing?
Just in time, Liese and her friends appeared on the spot.
But that's not all I have.
"Miss Melanie?"
"I think God told me that now that I have my memory back and have met Sam's fiancées like this, I can't hide anything from him."
What are you talking about?
I have something to tell Sam. I thought I should keep it from him, but he has a right to know and I have an obligation to tell him.
"Is it something you have to tell Sam? What does that mean?
At Liese's question, Melanie put on a serious expression and told her.
"It's about her origins."
"--Origin?"
I had a bad feeling.
If I heard the rest of the story, I might be in trouble.
Such a premonition struck Liese and the others.
And just as they had expected, what Melanie told them was astonishing.
"Sam is not the child of Carius Reinbach.
"That's why he couldn't appear before Sam. --No, you didn't remember him in the first place."If she had amnesia, it is understandable that she did not want to see Sam.Melanie had forgotten that Sam existed.Even if he were still alive, there is no way she could have met him."Yes. "Yes. It is a shameful thing for a mother to do. I was so politely protected by Steven. I found myself falling in love with him and marrying him out of wedlock. And we had a daughter.""--oh, Sam has a sister?"We have different fathers, but yes, we do."Riese and her friends are astonished.It was unexpected that Sam's mother was still alive, but now he has a younger sister."I never thought that Sam's mother was in the Tiefling family.Viscount Teeling was a nobleman of the same royalist faction as his father, and the family name was familiar to him.Lise, as well as the other fiances, had never dreamed that Sam's mother was so close by."Well, Sam-sama's mother has regained her memory now, hasn't she?"When Alicia modestly asked the question, Melanie affirmed in the affirmative."It was about a year ago. About a year ago, I was inadvertently drowned in a lake on a trip. I remembered everything I remembered. But I already had a new family. I could not ask to see Sam, and Sam had left the Reinbach area by then and was missing, so I could not see him even if I wanted to."A year ago, Sam was traveling around with Ur.Melanie, of course, and Lise and the others had never met.Sam would never have dreamed that his mother, whom he thought was dead, was actually alive, even though she had lost her memory."So this is what you're doing now?"Yes. Sam's story became a popular one in King's Landing, and we rejoiced greatly at his growth and success as a wizard. If you're around, I'd like to see you. But I am not worthy to see him."It seems that Melanie feels guilty for attempting suicide without Sam.No one could easily say that they understood her feelings."But the desire to see Sam grew stronger and stronger. Then, when I learned that Sam had recently become engaged, I could no longer hold back my feelings, and I rudely visited the Earl and Countess Walker's house, hoping to at least see my grown son from a distance."Good timing or bad timing?Just in time, Liese and her friends appeared on the spot.But that's not all I have."Miss Melanie?""I think God told me that now that I have my memory back and have met Sam's fiances like this, I can't hide anything from him."What are you talking about?I have something to tell Sam. I thought I should keep it from him, but he has a right to know and I have an obligation to tell him."Is it something you have to tell Sam?What does that mean?At Liese's question, Melanie put on a serious expression and told her."It's about her origins.""--Origin?"I had a bad feeling.If I heard the rest of the story, I might be in trouble.Such a premonition struck Liese and the others.And just as they had expected, what Melanie told them was astonishing."Sam is not the child of Carius Reinbach.
