Watching this scene, Rae, who had remained a silent observer all this time, looked at Trey and jokingly said: "I am ready to accept your capitution and save your face." Hearing these words, Trey replied: "I admit I lost, but that doesn't mean you won." Rae, hearing this, just shrugged and, approaching the confused Lilia, who was trying to understand what these two were talking about, gently took her hand. Looking into her eyes, he said tenderly: "Dear Lilia, I sincerely regret that you fell into svery. But the truth is, your appearance in my life returned long-lost colors to it, and I would be very happy if you agreed to keep me company on an evening walk." Lilia looked fragile and at first gnce might seem a bit naive, but the girl wasn't a fool and understood that everything happening was nothing more than a show. Nevertheless, Rae's gentle voice, full of care and sincerity, made her embarrassed. Memories of what this chubby fun-lover had done for her over the six months of their acquaintance helped the girl understand that she saw in him not just a support and a good friend, but something more. The sudden realization of her own feelings embarrassed her even more and made her even more charming. Not knowing what to do with her newfound feelings, she unconsciously said: "Of course, I will be happy to keep you company."