I became a mage and was recruited by the lord as his son-in-law

The next day the women got up early, but Bennett got up late.

But this was not because she didn't want to miss it, but because Sera had come, she did not forget about these women. She pulled a long convoy, unloaded the food, and checked the mothers' food and clothing one by one. She already knew that Bennett had helped the women, and she shouldn't have come, but she still came here out of obsession.

Bennett's tent is in front of us.

"Sir Knight, what's wrong? Did you have a conflict with the Master Mage?"

The woman asked, interrupting Sera's trance.

"No, we're fine."

The door curtain in front of her was very light, but she didn't have the courage to lift it, and she finally put her raised hand down.

Bennett has woken up, Sera felt it. If he didn't come out, she wouldn't go in either. Their relationship would end here for now.

He smiled at Hannah, who looked puzzled, and turned to leave.

Bennett looked at the small roof of the tent, feeling mixed emotions. He heard the conversation outside, and his dark blue eyes once again turned a shade of gray.

Whether it was right or not, neither of them knew the answer, so let's just leave it like this for now.

The footsteps faded away and Hannah came in.

"Master Mage, what happened between you and the Knight?"

Bennett did not choose to hide it like Serra did:

"You know, I'm engaged to the lord's woman."

Hannah knelt beside Bennett, put his head on her legs, and helped him tidy up his messy brown hair.

"But isn't it natural for a noble to have a lover? I don't think your wife would blame you for having a lover."

Bennett looked at the gentle Hannah and realized that the strong woman also had this side.

"Hannah, you are my lover now. If I leave you one day, will you be sad?"

Hannah put down the hair in her hand and gently rubbed Bennett's frowning brow: "When we approached you, we were already prepared to leave."

Bennett couldn't see Hannah's expression, but her words were mostly relieved. He didn't know what kind of feelings Hannah had for him, but he knew that he didn't have any feelings for Hannah.

"My wife and I have deep feelings for each other. If Sera and I didn't have much affection for each other, I wouldn't care about her so much. But what happened between us and the memories that evolved from those things are important and cannot be discarded."

Having said that, Bennett sat up and looked for his clothes that were somewhere in the corner.

"In fact, we agreed to be together in the future, instead of treating each other half-heartedly now."

Hannah helped Bennett find clothes and said with a smile, "If we really had an agreement, we wouldn't behave like this."

Yes, if it was really agreed upon, how could this happen?

"But I really can't go to her. I'm afraid I'll regret it. What should I do? Hannah."

Looking at the immature boy in front of her, Hannah took out a piece of paper from the side and handed it to Bennett.

"Then write it down."

Bennett looked at the yellowish paper in front of him, stunned for a moment, then took it with both hands.

"Thank you, Hannah."

"Dear Sierra

Hello, maybe not.

It has been a while since we separated, but I still can't forget the image of you standing in front of me. Your desperate eyes that day will be my lifelong pain, and your red hair flying on the school field will be my lifelong belief.

The farewell that day was a bit hasty after all, and there were many things we hadn't said to each other, but I didn't dare to look for you, for I was afraid that you and I would continue to be unclear in this way.

I love you, Sera, not as a lover. I want to be with you openly and honestly. I don’t want our relationship to be defined as an affair, which would be a betrayal and slander of our true feelings.

I don't know about you, but this is all I can do. I've been with Aimee for six years. She doesn't mind that I have a lover, but I can't have it all in two relationships.

I am sorry for you, Sera, but I am not sorry. Every true love in this world is extremely precious. I am honored to have you. My thousand-year life does not need to go crazy in endless loss.

Thanks for showing up, Sierra.

Love you Bennett."

Bennett rolled up the letter, sealed it with a candle, and handed it to Hannah beside him.

"Excuse me, Hannah."

Hannah nodded and left the tent with the letter.

After an anxious wait, Hannah finally returned to the tent.

"A letter from Knight Serra."

Bennett couldn't wait to grab the letter and open it in front of Hannah.

"Dear Bennett,

I am not feeling well now, and I don’t want you to be well either.”

Everyone has a temper. Bennett smiled bitterly and shook his head. Having a temper is a good thing.

"I'm angry. Our relationship didn't start during that war, but you seem to have forgotten it. But it doesn't matter. I still remember you at that time. You have always been my little Bennett. Even you don't know our little secrets."

This made Bennett feel a little ashamed. He really couldn't remember anything about his childhood, but fortunately Sera didn't care.

"I said some hurtful things when we parted that day. I was really angry. Even if we were to break up, I should have been the one to call you back. How could you have spoken first?

Bennett, I'm officially breaking up with you now.

It's been 80 years since we broke up. 80 years is enough for you to settle everything about that woman. After 80 years, you come back to me, forget that woman, and then you have to love me for a thousand years.

Don't bother me again in your next life, you annoying little Bennett.

Love you again Sierra after 80 years. "

Hannah looked at the smile on Bennett's face and felt happy for him from the bottom of her heart.

"Thank you, Hannah, we are all relieved."

Hannah nodded and said with a smile, "Then it's time to continue teaching."

"Hahaha, of course I should, of course I should."

And so Bennett continued to live in the camp for a few days.

Soon, the first skin of the women appeared in front of Bennett. After checking it, Bennett nodded.

"Congratulations, you've made it." Amid the women's cheers, Bennett said goodbye to Hannah.

"We have to separate, Hannah."

The strong woman's face was still gentle: "Well, thank you for taking care of us."

"this is nothing."

The carriage stopped at the gate of the manor, and waiting for him were Aimee and two maids.

"I am back."

"Welcome back."

The hug between the two after a long separation was particularly warm.

Looking at the little maid's smiling eyes and round face, Bennett smiled with two dimples.

Her emotions were revealed thoroughly, and Bennett was somewhat moved. He touched the little maid's head and asked, "What's your name?"

"Master, my name is Judy."

Bennett turned and looked at the older maid.

"I'm Maureen."