Chapter 1336 Reincarnated

Demi blinked and asked, "Why are you all staring at me?" Her seniors shook their heads and replied, "Nothing." … Time flew by, and soon a year passed. "Mr. Tacheny, let me help you water the flowers." Demi picked up the watering can and tended to the blooms. "Mr. Tacheny, I can manage your medicinal fields," she added before digging the soil, clearing the weeds, and tending the herbs. "Mr. Tacheny, what does this passage mean?" Demi pointed at a passage in a book and asked Franklin. "Mr. Tacheny, how about we raise some fish in this pond? Maybe plant a few lotuses too?" Demi suggested, gesturing toward the pool filled with spiritual water. … "Alright." "As you wish." "Do what you like." These were the sorts of responses Franklin gave. Demi realized that when he looked at her, there was always a subtle joy in his eyes. Yet, when his gaze drifted elsewhere, loneliness seemed to shadow his expression. … One day, Demi gave the wine Franklin had offered her to Atlas. "Mr. C