Pregnant and Favored: See You in the Morning, Young Master novel Chapter 1918

Her answer never came, and the longer she hesitated, the gloomier Zivon got. And here he thought that she was truly sorry… As it turned out, she didn’t even know why he was angry! So all that earlier talk had been for nothing…?!

Despite his silence, Xavia could feel his iciness growing by the second. Knowing that she’d risk getting sent away again if she didn’t act fast, she took a deep breath… before ultimately saying, “…I… I’m sorry, I don’t actually know what you’re mad about… B-but I do care for you…! Why else would I have caused such a scene… Either way, please tell me what I did wrong so that I won’t repeat the same mistake again… I’ll even reflect on my actions…!”

With how sincere she sounded, Zivon couldn’t help but feel his rage dissipating… And honestly? That pissed him off a little. After all, he had a right to continue being mad at her! Even so, now that he had cooled off a bit, he figured that it was probably a good time to try talking things out with her.

Following that conclusion, he turned to look at her before asking, “…What do you truly think of Mark, hmm? And why did you think it was a good idea to wear the dress he made for you tonight?”

…What? Furrowing her brows, Xavia replied, “…I only see him as a friend…? And I only wore his dress tonight because it was extremely well-made. Is… that why you were mad? I mean, think of it this way… Even you allowed Fiona to treat you while you were injured…”

She didn’t sound guilty at all, and this prompted Zivon to reply, “…But unlike you, I didn’t ignore you for several days because of someone else! What’s more, I didn’t give you the cold shoulder for three straight hours without getting a single reply!”

The post itself wrote, ‘Birthday gift for my beloved mother! Hope the Frankstons will live a long, healthy life! The scarves belong to Dad, Mom, Ian, Honey, Maison, Yulia, and me, respectively!’

Attached to the post was an image of seven beautifully handknit scarves… and honestly, it was more heart-warming than one would imagine…