The Guardian's Sword

"You speak English very well..." Sean's praise excited Lisha.

"Of course, I love Dragon Kingdom. I often travel to Dragon Kingdom. The last
time I visited Dragon Kingdom, I met you on the plane back," Lisha explained
with a smile.

Sean's first meeting with Lisha was indeed on the plane from Dragon Kingdom to
Crosac. Zander was also there at the time, and it left an impression on Sean
because of the accident.

"Yeah, indeed..." Sean nodded.

Lisha said, "I gotta thank you for what happened on the plane last time. Mr.
Lennon, you're such a nice guy!"

Sean froze, never expecting Lisha to call him a nice guy. However, he then
started laughing.

"I'm just a regular guy, not a nice guy..." Sean chuckled and shook his head.
Lisha's blue eyes blinked at Sean as she sized him up curiously. It was as if she
wanted to find out what he was really like.

They soon reached Central Square downtown.

Lisha pulled into a parking lot beside Central Square, and she and Sean got out
of the car and reached the entrance of a luxurious shopping mall.

"Is this the fun place you said?"

Sean was a little speechless. It was because his least favorite thing to do was to
go shopping with women.

Although he had not accompanied women shopping not many times, almost all of
them were unpleasant. Besides that, he often ran into people he did not want to
see.

"We can go somewhere else if you dislike this," Lisha quickly said.

"No, I don't dislike it. I'm just I'm just lamenting a little that you women really like
shopping." Sean smiled while saying.

Once they entered the mall, Lisha wandered around, buying nothing but looking
almost everywhere. Especially the clothing area, Lisha stayed there the longest.
"If you want to buy something, I can pay for it," Sean said after some hesitation.
Sean did not do it to pursue Lisha. He only wanted a closer relationship with her.
After all, Lisha was the mayor of Crosac, Claremento's eldest daughter.

Being on good terms with her would be more advantageous than anything else.
After that, everything he and the others did in Crosac would be more convenient.
However, Lisha shook her head and said, "No, how can I let you pay? Of course,
it's fine if you want to give me a present."

"So, do you want it or not?" Sean asked with slight emphasis.

"Yes," Lisha quickly nodded.

Then Lisha saw a gray dress on a hanger nearby and asked, "What do you think
about that dress?"

"It's pretty good."

Sean walked over and said to the female sales assistant beside him, "Take this
dress down. My... My friend here wants to give it a try."

Lisha seemed even happier after taking the dress. She hurried into the fitting
room and soon got out after changing into the gray dress.

Lisha, who already had the aura of an aristocratic lady, became more dignified
and elegant after changing into the dress. She would have looked more like a
proper aristocratic lady if she had been a little older.