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This chaotic yet loving overreaction is seen as a perfect illustration of the family's devotion and a significant milestone in Leslie's healing, demonstrating she is finally in an environment where she is safe to express emotions and act like a child.","key_events":[],"characters_involved":[],"transcript":{"available":false,"reason":"Hardsub chapter — image-only","endpoint":null},"spoiler":{"level":"auto","safe_teaser":"Continuing its transition into heartwarming side stories, the narrative presents a flashback to a younger Leslie living happily in the Salvator duchy.","spoiler_summary":"Continuing its transition into heartwarming side stories, the narrative presents a flashback to a younger Leslie living happily in the Salvator duchy. The chapter's wholesome and comedic plot centers on Leslie's attachment to a potted flower, which she names \"Grandelle.\" A moment of panic ensues when her adoptive father, Duke Salvator, jokingly mentions he used to eat such flowers, causing Leslie to become fiercely protective of her plant. The situation escalates when Leslie trips, and in a chaotic, clumsy attempt to save the falling pot, the Duke accidentally crushes the flower himself. Leslie’s resulting tears send the doting men of the family into a frenzy. The chapter's highlight, celebrated by readers, is her brother Ruenti's immediate resolution to officially change the flower's real name to \"Grandelle\" just to comfort her. 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