The Incubus System Chapter 791. Lonely Girl I
My attention was soon to one of the luxury apartnt terraces.
There sat a young girl, no older than ten with short hair.
She was asleep, and her back propped against a cushion. A thin mattress beneath her.
She was bundled up in a jacket and partially covered by a thin blanket. A water bottle stood by her side.
My flight paused mid-air, and my brows knitted together. Sothing about it was amiss, sothing that didn't quite fit.
If she had co out to observe the stars or the moon, where were her binoculars and telescope?
Yet, those were absent.
The balcony's light was off, the glass door and windows were shrouded in curtains.
I made a decision. Using my Teleportation skill, I disappeared and reappeared silently on the balcony beside the girl.
My arrival was soundless, and I took a mont to observe her more closely.
[Na : Jill ]
Yeah, that all I needed to know.
Without a word, I crouched beside her, my eyes studying her a bit.
Even without relying on my Observation skill, it was clear that she was unwell.
My gaze shifted to the closed glass door.
With my curiosity piqued and boredom gnawing at , I decided to dig into this.
I activated my Camouflage skill, allowing to morph into that of a boy around her age.
Taking on this new guise, I approached Jill cautiously.
Gently, I reached out and touched her shoulder, giving it a light shake. She stirred slightly.
I supported her body, then a realization swept over . Her skin was unnaturally warm. I assud she had a fever.
"Jill?" I called her.
Her eyelids fluttered weakly, and her gaze t mine in a haze of confusion.
"Who…?"
"Hey there," I said softly. "I'm Damian."
The confusion in her eyes deepened, her words barely audible. "Damian? Who... who are you? Did my mom ask you to accompany ?"
Okay... Sothing didn't quite add up.
So her mother was indeed aware that she was on the balcony and left her here?
"Yes," I replied. "Your mom thought you might need a friend out here."
"So... does that an I can finally go back inside?" she asked, her voice feeble yet tinged with a note of excitent.
A hint of doubt crept into my mind.
Why was she out here in the first place?
Had her mother left her to the balcony as so form of punishnt?
I offered her a reassuring smile. "Don't worry. She'll call you back soon," I assured her gently.
Her reply was a resigned, "Oh," accompanied by a helpless sigh.
She lapsed into silence once again, seemingly lost in her thoughts.
"Hey, can you tell what happened? Your mom asked to keep you company, but she didn't really give the full story," I inquired.
She glanced at , her eyes reflecting a mix of hesitation and longing.
After a mont, she seed to decide that I was soone she could confide in. "Mr. William is staying over at our place tonight," she began. "So, I have to sleep out here."
My brows furrowed at her words. "Who's Mr. William?" I prodded gently. "Is he like a family mber or sothing? Where is your dad?"
She shook her head, her short black hair swaying slightly with the motion. "No, he's not family," she replied. "My Dad is long gone, and I've never t Mr. William before. He's the one who gives my mom money sotis, but he doesn't like kids. So, whenever he stays over, I have to sleep out here."
The pieces of the puzzle clicked into place, and my heart went out to her. "I see," I murmured. "Sounds like you're going through a lot."
She nodded, her gaze fixed on the floor as if trying to avoid my sympathetic eyes. "Yeah, well, it's not the first ti," she said, her tone a blend of resignation and bitterness.
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