Chapter 29: Cinderella's Dead

Harriet returned to her master's quarters - the residence she had dwelled for five years after the old - man took her in. After escorting Dahlia back to her home, she progressed forward into the towering trees, standing haughtily on the far side of the land.

There were two routes that led to her master's home. One was going through the river, and the other decisively and courageously padding down the road into the thick forest. Harriet had never for once hailed a nearby boat as she felt tremendous fears for water, and if by chance a terrible situation came to that, she'd often have a closure of misconceptions with people.