At the same time, in Tifa and Tina's room, the faces of the two sisters began to show signs of worry. As Lucien's two personal maids who lived next to their master's room, both Tifa and Tina were fully aware of Rossweisse's real plan to visit Lucien's room.
Until now, Rossweisse had shown no intention of giving up on trying to snatch Lucien's feelings away from her disciple. Even though Rossweisse didn't think Lucien was a man worthy of becoming her partner, she hoped she could make Lucien the strongest man who could stand on equal footing with her.
There was no reason for Rossweisse to love Lucien, who was still a weak boy. There wasn't even a single quality that made Lucien worthy of making Rossweisse his woman. In contrast, Rossweisse and Lucien had their own thoughts towards each other.
