“Aryadelle? Are you and your mother-in-law from Aryadelle?” Lucas was a little surprised.
Siena: “No. My mother-in-law and I are from Yonroeville.”
Lucas was even more surprised: “You are from Yonroeville, but you went to live in a temple in a mountain in Aryadelle. Now you live in Thopiavelle… Does your mother-in-law take you to work around the world?”
Siena didn’t know how to explain to Lucas for a while.
After all, she couldn’t figure out what happened to many things when she was a child.
She would do whatever her mother-in-law asked her to do, and she would be there wherever her mother-in-law was.
Seeing that Siena was stunned and unable to answer, she asked, “Do you have any relatives in Yonroeville?”
Siena shook her head, “I don’t know. I have never been to Yonroeville. I was born in Yonroeville, but Since I can remember, I have not been in Yonroeville.”
“Then why don’t you go to Yonroeville to see?” Lucas didn’t want to see her live so poorly, so she said, “Go and find your relatives, just in case you have any relatives?”
“Young Master, do you want me to live in a relative’s house and trouble others?” Siena said, “I will be an adult soon, and I don’t want to trouble anyone. Even if I have relatives who are willing to recognize me, I don’t need a guardian anymore.”
“I’m not asking you to live in someone else’s house.” After Lucas said this, all subsequent words stopped.
He himself didn’t want to associate with relatives, so why did he ask Siena to find relatives?
Now that Siena already had the ability to support herself, it was good that she was helpless and had no burden like now.
“Young Master, this is a question I did. I have already checked the answer. Take a look.” Siena pushed her homework in front of Lucas, “You should start studying too. Otherwise, you will not be able to pass the university entrance exam.”
“Do you think my dad will prevent me from going to college?” Lucas pushed back her homework, “I hate liberal arts the most.”
Siena: “Young Master, are you biased?”
Lucas: “Is it strange?”
Siena: “I am better at liberal arts than science.”
Lucas: “Have you ever thought about what to do after graduating from university?”
This question was so difficult for Siena.
She still didn’t know which university she could be admitted to, she had to go to university, and then wanted to see what major she could study.
Children of her age in normal families have parents and relatives to help them choose majors, but she didn’t.
“I don’t know… I don’t know what major to graduate to get a job.” Siena struggled.
Seeing her pitiful appearance, Lucas couldn’t help but said: “When I make money in the future, you can continue to be my nanny!”
Siena was a little moved, but also a little embarrassed: “Young Master, I don’t really want to be a nanny all the time. Maybe I can do something that contributes to society…”
Lucas: “I’ll give you a high salary.”
Siena: “…”