Chapter 42 – Operation (10)

When I woke up in the early morning and looked at the bed, the mattress, which was drawn in a straight line, gave off a dry and cold energy. Alice thought that this plain straight line she saw at dawn was similar to the horizon.

The very cold horizon you see when looking out to sea before dawn.

Alice once saw the sea. It must have been when she went to the beach with some of her teammates for an academy research assignment. The lonely sea, not even an island in sight, was welcoming them with a dim dichotomy as the faint dawn light had faded.

At that time, Alice was afraid of the solitude and loneliness of the sea. She had the illusion that she was about to be sucked into the horizon, and she inadvertently backed away from her, revealing her reluctance. Ever since then, the empty bed she could see obliquely had felt like a solitary horizon.

An expansive ocean horizon where neither an island nor anything to block one’s view can be by one’s side forever.

Alice hoped that someone would lie next to her and block the horizon. She preferred that someone to have silver hair, better if he had a friendly personality who cared for his friend, and if his name was Sylvia.

“Sylvia.”

Every night Alice dreams of meeting Sylvia. When she laughs and confesses her feelings to Sylvia, she hugs her Alice tightly, shedding tears of emotion. As she strokes her red hair, she comforts her by saying how much her heart has suffered.

However, whenever she escaped from her sweet dreams and faced her reality, the horizon was always facing her. Her cold, chilly morning air soared up to her head, and after she had cooled her excitement, Alice twisted her face as if she hadn’t laughed before, jumped up and ran to her shower.

Today Alice left her shower running and put her head against the wall. If I listened to the sound of the shower, I could be liberated from my complicated thoughts. Alice’s heart, which had always been disturbed, was shaking more and more today.

[Sylvia and Orland break up.]

As she prepared for her graduation exam, the rumors that flowed like an autumn wind from the window sill of her library made her face look unsure whether to laugh or cry. Even the drops of water that flowed over her head could not regain her coolness in her heart.

Orlando.

Alice loathed her character, Orlando, terribly. Because she was a person with a complicated relationship with women and a dirty temper. It was only natural that whenever she was with him, tears of blood would flow from Sylvia’s eyes. As long as she stayed with him, the day would never come when Sylvia and Alice could sleep in the same bed.

That is why.

Even in front of the tragic news that the lover she whispered her love for broke up, Alice did not know what kind of expression to make. What the hell is she supposed to say? What should she say to Sylvia to approach her?

Alice thought that this was her last chance to be her lover, not her friend. She said that once Sylvia graduates and enters her mage tower, she won’t be able to talk to her kindly as often as she does now. If the emotional exchange fades away, it will remain as a once-in-a-lifetime memory and friendship, and you will gradually drift apart.

So Alice wanted to be bound by the string of being Sylvia and her lover. She sent her letters telling her that she loved her, and sometimes she wanted to visit her magic tower and date her to have fun with her. She had to pull off her first button well to do that.

“Sylvia.”

The shower stopped working. Alice recalled her words to Sylvia. You are a really nice person Orlando is a bad guy. She abandoned you, and she tried to take advantage of you. How heartbroken was she? I will comfort you.

He shows off his heartbeat while hugging him tightly, and gradually reveals his heart as they become closer.

It didn’t matter if I felt awkward about the word love. I would say with certainty that I had always been looking only at Sylvia, and she would confess that she wanted to be with me from now on.

Sylvia has a bit of a blind corner, so she needed a smart woman like herself to stand by her side and support her. As a result of her foolish hesitation, not being able to confess her feelings, she continued to leave her scars.

Since she couldn’t even convey her heart and everyone would be in pain, she thought it was right to convey her heart.

Alice started to change her clothes. Among the pretty clothes she didn’t wear often, she was thinking of trying on the most beautiful clothes. Her blue jacket and neat white shirt, which Sylvia praised as her uniquely pretty, were a combination that highlighted her Alice’s intellectual charm.

I got her nails done and put on her neatest and nicest shoes. In front of her full-length mirror, her Alice’s figure was shining brightly.

“Good.”

Finally, Alice tugged at the corners of her mouth, turning her brooding look into a smile. She then nodded and stepped out the door of her dorm. She said that now that Sylvia broke up, she was most likely still crying in the dorm today.

Sylvia was a child who always liked to hug her pillow and cry when she was in pain. As she walked down the hallway, the sound echoed. Alice thought the sound was like a stopwatch counting down her meeting with Sylvia.

[Hi. I am Sylvia.]

Alice remembered the first time she and Sylvia had met. At that time, Sylvia and Alice were freshmen in the academy’s high school. Both Sylvia and Alice were people who caught the attention of others thanks to their beautiful looks.

Alice, who basically hated being harassed by men and hated being swayed by unruly humans, took the lead in helping Sylvia whenever she got involved with her bad seniors, and she repelled their backlash by the name of the Plancia family. I took it and pressed it.

The power of the family, which was even questionable until she entered the academy at the top of the list, became a practical force along with the report card, pushing her back. Those who were silent when she asked to help her mother seemed to think they would be of great use to her Plancia Alice.

Wherever Alice looked, she was nothing but trash. Members of a scheming family who only expect Alice to graduate from an excellent law school and take a high place in the legal profession.

Dirty humans who only aim for their own and Sylvia’s bodies.

The only thing that cured Alice’s extreme hatred of humans was Sylvia, who always treated her with an unchanging smile.

She smiled and passed over any mistakes she made, she always cared about her Alice first and she was such a naive and stupid child that she needed to be taken care of by her side. Alice loved Sylvia, and she always wanted to be by Sylvia’s side.

It was because she depended on Sylvia as much as Sylvia depended on her Alice.

Today.

Alice would comfort her Sylvia and make her heart clear. She will let Sylvia, who is having a hard time with men, know that the person she truly loves is here. Alice thought so and knocked on her door.

“Uh? Sylvia-senpai went out earlier. Seniors.”

Even her face was dyed red, and the one thing that broke her resolution was the rain that her junior a year below her grade told her about. Alice looked at her junior with her bewildered face, and her junior stared blankly at her bewildered senior’s face before continuing with a nod of her head.

“Oh, he left early in the morning. He said he had work at the undergraduate level and left…”

Undergraduate work? Alice felt a little uneasy and shook her head, chewing her pretty nails with her hand. Her courage, which had soared a moment ago, had waned like a deflated balloon. Biting her lip and sweeping over her door, she removed her foot again.

Because Sylvia also needs time to organize her thoughts. When she returned from her work, she decided to try talking to Alice again. She talked about how much she loved Sylvia, and what to do with our relationship going forward.

******

Sunlight streamed in through the high rectangular windows. Early in the morning, Sylvia was on her knees on her mattress, smiling excitedly. Her golden eyes were stained with a turbid color, and hot warmth emanated from her room.

Her top was lying haphazardly on the floor, and in her hair was the hairpin Alice had bought her. Whenever her Evan stroked her hair, Sylvia smirked and even assumed a coquettish posture.

Just as animals instinctively walk without learning, wanting to look good to men was an instinct inherent in women’s bodies. Silvia instinctively kissed Evan’s cock, revealing her prettiest expression and her posture.

“Sylvia. Did you miss me that much from morning?”

“Yes…”

Sylvia nodded and opened her mouth small to swallow Evan’s cock. Moving her head slowly back and forth between her and observing Evan’s reaction, she yanked her lips from her prick, then she smiled and said to Evan,

“Have I grown a lot?”

Evan said while patting Sylvia’s head proudly.

“Okay. Sucks well Try putting it deeper.”

“Hey hey?”

“Yes. After…”

A subtle black glowing tattoo appeared and then disappeared on her lower belly dripping obscenely.