Actually, I Was The Real One
Chapter 29

As her sister, the person she admired all her life, continued to maintain the situation, Zeke could not help but be affected.

Zeke: "Huh, eh?"

Gambling is a bad thing, but.

Why is gambling even considered a crime? Because people spend too much money? Then, isn't it okay if one enjoys it in moderation?

But as an honorable member of the Parvis family, they shouldn't have done it at all?

Keira: “It's legitimate. Juristic. I did not break any laws.”

Zeke: "Wait-wait."

Meanwhile, all three – Arthur, Reina, and Raul – are thinking the same thing at the same time.

'The Parvis brothers are so innocent.'

'You're both naive; you're the same.'

"They're both very funny."

For nobles with abundant wealth, night betting was nothing more than a game. But the children of one of the most respectable families in the country trembled even before they entered the casino…

'Milgr.'

'Milgr.'

'They are so innocent funny.'

They knew that the Parvis family had an impenetrable presence. But, the knights had a premonition that their image had nothing to do with the family being able to maintain neutrality without getting involved in political disputes.

The two brothers reminded them of a – chick that one wanted to get out of the yard and the other said it was dangerous.

They are too sweet and innocent.

Unaware of what the knights were thinking, Zeke sighed and said.

Zeke: "If we're just here to see, it's okay."

Zeke was taught not to gamble, not to fully realize it.

…The disturbing feeling told him the reason became absurd, but he tried to ignore it.

More importantly, he wanted to spend time with his sister.

Arthur: “Now, we've all come to an agreement, right? Do we all play together without further objection?”

Keira: “We just looked around, searched.”

Zeke: "Yes, yes, of course it's okay."

The arrogant expression on Arthur's face made Zeke uneasy, so he kicked his shin.

"ah! That's where Vice Captain hit me a few days ago!”

"Who cares?"

"What was your mistake until you were beaten up by the Vice-Captain?"

“Don't ask him that, Raul. It happens so often that he won't remember it.”

"I hear that every three days."

"Huh? How do you know that?"

“I heard it from the hospital maid. He often borrowed cold pack.”

The train is alive and hard. It reminded him of a drinking party a few days ago.

Keira shook her fingers, her palms somehow tingling, as she saw her brother and the knights making fun of Arthur.

'...It feels good.'

This noisy and chaotic atmosphere. In the past, he would hate it because it was unsophisticated.

What should he call this feeling? It feels wrong to describe it in a negative way.

After thinking hard, Keira found a more appropriate term to describe it.

It's not noisy and chaotic, but it's lively and fun.

This was her first time dating so many people, and although she still found it hard to believe that she was going to the casino, she no longer felt too bad about it.

It is perfectly legal to visit a casino approved by the royal family.

'You didn't commit a crime. You don't have to sneak in by yourself.'

So, he should enjoy the moment. He stared at the group that was making fun of Arthur.

Immediately, a faint smile appeared on his face.

......................

The entrance to the casino is impressive.

Even Keira, who came from one of the most prestigious families in the country, was shocked.

'Should I say it's a different kind of glamour?'

Unlike the interior of the noble family home that poured money into the house to get a more understated look.

His eyes started to hurt from the flashing lights.

Because it was Friday night, the casino was crowded. If Keira reveals her identity, it is possible to use the VVIP accommodation immediately, but…

"Never be caught."

Finally, Keira and the troupe entered the crowded room. It was a new experience, to say the least.

Reina: "How are you, ma'am?"

Reina was wearing ordinary clothes, her hair was tied to a ponytail.

Keira: "I can't hear you."

Reina: “How do you feel about your first visit!”

Keyra: “Eh..”

He looks around. There were dealers wearing tuxedos, waiters carrying drinks and snacks, customers wearing fancy clothes in rooms with high ceilings. Under the striking chandelier, there is a game that begins.

Keira: “This is cleaner than I thought.”

Reina: “People from middle and upper class visit this place.”

Keira expects it to be a dark, gloomy, underground place because it is a gambling den. But in reality, it looked like a banquet hall.

He once again looked around with astonished eyes.

Some visitors sneered at him, muttering, 'He must be from the countryside coming to a place like this for the first time, ' but he didn't even notice it.

He's really distracted.

Keira: “I've never been to a place like this before.”

He felt a headache coming.

Reina made a suggestion.

Reina: “If you are uncomfortable, do you want to move to the VIP room? It'll be quiet there. You just need to give them your name, then..”.

Keira: “No, it's okay. I like it here."

Keira's cheeks flushed red as she said so, purple eyes gleaming like chandeliers on the ceiling.

She was out on Friday night with her bustling friends, spending time together in this crowded hall. Strangely it was satisfying.

He soon realizes that three of his friends are missing.

Keira: “Dame Reina, where else?”

Reina: "They're there near roulette."

She sees where Reina points and sees Raul and Arthur giggling, holding each of her brother's arms.

'I'm sure they encouraged Zeke to try his game.'

Reina: “Every time Arthur comes here, he always plays roulette first. He kept saying he would try his luck.”

Keira: “Wow, I've never played before.”

Reina: “Ah, yes.”

Keyra: "Is he okay?"

Reina: “What? That guy? Don't worry about him. He is the youngest son of a rich family.”

Keira wondered why he had such a personality, but it made sense that he was the youngest son of a noble family.

As they got closer to the three, he overheard their conversation.

Raul: “You have come all the way here. Try."

Arthur: “You don't know how to play blackjack or poker, do you?”

Zeke: “No, I'm a little. I hear people go broke for playing.”.

Raul: “Think of that, Young Master. Is that a reason not to gamble? So, I shouldn't play because there are idiots who go broke after spending all their money?

Arthur: "It's okay to enjoy it in moderation."

They try to persuade Zeke, but in the end, Keira is convinced. They're right!

…To be honest, he was more swept away by the atmosphere than by their rationalization.

It was the first time in his life that he went outside with his friends for fun. The overwhelming sensation affected Keira's reason.

She had started to enjoy romance novels, staying up all night to read. He was told not to blend in with the other nobles too much to maintain neutrality, but he still did.

Why didn't he do this too?

Keira: "I'll try."

Zeke: "T-day!"

Zeke gasp.