First, I sat on the edge of the bed. "Sakyura." I called her by name.
"Come."
I open my arms and prepare to welcome her. Sakyurama approaches. "Um... what should I do?" "Sit on my lap."
"Yes, excuse me." She obediently follows what I say. As gently as I can, I hug Sakyurama from behind. "Ah... your body is warm, Charles..." "Sakyura's body is warm too."
Although it's a little lower than my body temperature, Sakyurama's body is still warm.
"All the adults around me have been women." "Hm." "Having a man hold me in his arms is so reassuring..." Sakyurama says, but her pointed ears, characteristic of a succubus, keep standing up and then dropping.
It's cute, like a small animal. But let's put that aside for the moment. What this means is that she is repeating periods of tension and relief. She probably isn't lying when she says she feels "at ease," but there's also the tension of entrusting her body to a man for the first time.
That can't be helped. First, I'll talk to Sakyurama like this for a while so she can get used to touching me. "You say you don't have a guy you like." "Yes." "What about guys from the same orphanage? They're the ones closest to you." "That's right. They're close. So close that I can only think of them as older or younger brothers."
I understand what Sakyurama is saying. Even though they're not related by blood, they're a pseudo-family. It's not surprising that she thinks that way. "Besides, you can only stay at the orphanage until you're thirteen, so it's unlikely that a romantic relationship will develop."
As Sakyurama said, in Braidea, you become an adult at thirteen. This is the approximate age at which you start working, and marriage is permitted two years later, at fifteen. This means that society is not so lenient that it will allow you to marry as soon as you get a job.
Since the royal family must have at least two or three children, marriage is relatively early. It is not uncommon for men to marry at eighteen and women at fifteen. I am over 20 and still unmarried, so I am a complete heretic in the royal family.
It's quite unusual that the First Princess Kazuhaine, who is close to my age, is still unmarried as well. She is beautiful and has no problems with her personality. From what I've heard, it's because it's difficult to find a man who meets her mother, Fassone's, standards.
Though Braidea is a small country, it is a family with a long history.
Finding a marriage partner can be quite a struggle. Thinking about this, I continue speaking.
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