Chapter 139 The Faith Of The Grizzly

• The Rabbit wanted to explain but fell silent, words caught in her throat.
• She knew that no matter what she said, Edward Dierser would assume she liked Ken. Speaking more was futile. However, the Rabbit herself believed that her feelings for Ken were purely those of comradeship, at least that's how she saw it.
• In Edward Dierser's eyes, it was normal for the Rabbit to have developed feelings for Ken. The reason she didn't confess was not due to pride or status, but because she forcefully categorized her feelings for Ken as mere comradeship.