Well, that’s just the nature of rchants.
This ti, it was indeed her own mistake; she betrayed the nature of rchants, and for this, she couldn’t really bla Mother.
"I attended the Yengade Family’s banquet today."
Victoria sat down by her daughter’s bedside. After the mother and daughter exchanged gazes for a mont, she spoke.
"Yengade? The little fairy has indeed co."
Mia imdiately broke into a smile, hugging the pillow in her arms with joy.
She wasn’t surprised by this outco; after all, she had long expected her little fairy to co looking for her. Yet, upon actually hearing the news, she couldn’t help but feel happy.
This happiness was far greater than when she first made her business deal as a child and earned a hundred billion.
"Yes, she ca back, and that girl Euphilia excitedly took the little one around the entire Dragon Kingdom to show off. It’s hard not to know."
Victoria nodded, acknowledging it.
"So, how does Mother Superior see her?"
Mia looked at her mother with so anticipation; she wanted to hear her thoughts.
Seeing the anticipation in her daughter’s eyes, Victoria felt a bit absent-minded.
It had been many years since the mother and daughter had chatted so closely.
She had Mia at an older age, as having a child could significantly affect a witch’s potential. So, she waited until she had stabilized in the Sage Realm before giving birth to Mia.
As a result, she doted on this daughter imnsely, viewing her as a treasure, and held high expectations, which inevitably led to stricter education.
Fortunately, her daughter lived up to those expectations, demonstrating extraordinary talent from a young age, overshadowing other heirs in the Golden Country.
However, the overly strict education naturally led to a distancing in their relationship. Reminiscing, the last ti they sat quietly by the bed like this was when the child was two or three years old, asking her to tell stories.
Ti indeed flies; that little daughter grew up in the blink of an eye.
The Golden Sage felt a bit complex, but she didn’t let her daughter down and honestly expressed her thoughts.
"Mia, you are truly my good daughter; your insight surpasses mine. She’s an extraordinary child."
Victoria said this.
Recalling the calm and proud look in that young lady’s eyes before she left, she nodded with satisfaction.
"No wonder that cold and aloof Euphilia has been keen on discussing child-rearing experiences lately. Having such an excellent daughter is indeed worthy."
Upon hearing her mother’s evaluation, the Golden Princess’s smile beca even more radiant.
How wonderful, Mother also quite likes the little fairy.
"However, the more outstanding she is, the less I will permit things between you two. I gave her the hundred billion you earned as a child, and she accepted it. But I know that proud little one won’t give up; soon enough, she might give quite a shock."
Seeing her daughter’s brilliant smile, Victoria shook her head helplessly and said with so frustration.
"Fine, we’ll see how far the little one can go. If she truly has the ability to make the Golden Country bow to her, then she is indeed remarkable. At that ti, I will let her take you away."
"I won’t."
But at this mont, Mia spoke.
Victoria looked at her daughter in surprise, not expecting her to object.
"Mother Superior, I am not the kind to obediently beco a prize like a princess for the Brave who defeats the Evil Dragon. I will find my own way to leave the dragon’s nest."
The Golden Princess stood up from the window, walked to the bedside, and looked down at her seated mother before speaking.
"Family Head, I hereby apply to undertake the Golden Trial in advance, as the First Heir of the Golden Country."
...Senior Mia in action...
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