Since Yunier is willing to think this way, just let her be.
Moreover, Teresa herself also harbors some small thoughts in her heart.
Falling for a man who saved you, pulled you out from the deepest and most brutal despair, and perfectly matches what you imagined, is not an incomprehensible thing.
No one would find it strange if Teresa fell for Herbert.
Of course, although this thought exists, she doesn't dare to express it openly.
Teresa knows that she doesn't deserve Lord Herbert at all right now, she's just a burden he rescued.
However, if the village girl in the book can live happily with the knight, then must it be impossible for herself?
Those who are rescued have no right to make demands on their rescuer.
To stand openly by his side, one must have one's own qualifications and confidence.
When outside, Teresa couldn't think of how she could help Lord Herbert, but after arriving at Elda Territory, she felt like she had found a direction.
