Ignatius Leclair nodded and said, "It's me."
"Then you woke up, what about Magnus?" Delphine asked.
The man's voice suddenly became tense, with a lower pitch, as he said, "He's probably still asleep. Do you want to see him?"
The last words inexplicably turned somber. It's strange to say, but Magnus has shown no signs of activity lately. Ignatius felt this issue needed resolution; after all, he couldn't be affectionate with his wife only to wake up as someone else. His wife should belong to him alone.
A trace of coldness flashed in the man's eyes, yet he carefully concealed it.
Delphine noticed the man's expression had become more somber than before, so she didn't dare to speak carelessly and just laughed, "No, I was just asking casually. By the way, are you hungry? Shall we go out for dinner?"
Actually, over the years, she mostly interacted with the primary personality, so instinctively Delphine leaned towards the primary personality.
