Oliver Bloom chuckled lightly and grabbed Elise Don's fingers, bringing them to his mouth for a gentle bite.
Despite feeling slighted, he had to admit that he was indeed moved by Emily Linn's story back in the day.
A blossoming girl bullied at a noble school, only to return home and be bullied by the kids of West Hill Villa's neighborhood; she cried her heart out.
She asked Oliver Bloom, "Are they treating me like this because I'm not a child of Dreiberg Manor, just a servant's kid?"
The answer was self-evident.
At fourteen or fifteen, Oliver Bloom felt a twinge of guilt, thinking that if Emily Linn just attended a regular school and played with kids of her own background, she might not be troubled.
So ultimately, it was all Dreiberg Manor's fault.
At that moment, Oliver Bloom felt that Emily Linn, like himself, was trapped by the confines of a noble household, deepening his sympathy for her.
Oliver Bloom asked Emily Linn, "Is there anything I can help you with?"
