On the second day of the birth ceremony, Elia’s family also visited.


    “This is… I heard it from Elia, but I almost didn’t recognize you.”


    [Haha, my hair color has changed a bit]


    That was the first thing Elia’s father, Brian Sreyd, said when he saw me.


    “Not only your hair, but your appearance has changed too. Oh, in a good way, of course! Even back then, you were already so pretty, but now you really look like you came out of a fairy tale book.”


    [Embarrassed]


    [Thank you for thepliment…]


    Next to him, Elia’s mother, A Sreyd, pped her hands and smiled yfully.


    I smiled awkwardly and stroked the ends of my hair.


    The first andst time I met Elia’s family was during the first semester tournament.


    If you only heard about me through words, it would have been awkward to see my hair turn white as if it had shed its fur.


    “Wow…”


    “Eyes?”


    “… … ”


    The children immediately looked at my hair with sparkling, curious eyes, which was proof of that.


    They were so cute, huddled together like baby chicks under my legs.


    Two of them were sparkling, and one of them seemed indifferent but curious.


    “It’s so white…! It’s like the snow in the yard!”


    “Wow! It’s softer than Mom’s hair!”


    When I plopped down on the sofa, the children sat down next to me and yed with my hair. It was so awkward to see them open their mouths in wonder.


    “The kids… Don’t make things difficult for them ande here.”


    [No, it’s okay. I like being with Elia’s siblings too.]


    I waved my hand at A’s embarrassed, trying to stop the children. Fortunately, he didn’t pull my hair or anything, so I didn’t have to worry.@@novelbin@@


    “So, Elia, why are you upset?”


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