Chapter 103: Conversation (1)


    Baslett familys prison.


    This ce had a cold, dreary atmosphere, and in one of the cells of the prison, Clie was being held captive, still unconscious.


    <em>What should I do now?</em>


    When Clies blood clotting disease reached its peak, she developed a high fever. After that, she would make an unexpected recovery, and after living a healthy for about a week, she would die.


    So if left unattended, Clie would be dead within a week. And at the moment, her fever was slowly dropping, indicating that she was getting closer to her eventual demise.


    Of course, I dont want it to end things like that.


    When Clie broke into the Azbel family. She obviously could have caught me and Shael right away, but she let us escape.


    <em>Considering how fast she appeared just a momentter, she must have been to ying with us.</em>


    Invading the Azbel family in the first ce was a mortal sin. So Clie had to be punished!


    Thats why I took a risk and acquired the list of people close to Clie from the Crown Princes room.


    <em>The territory closest to the Baslett family, should be the territory of Count Tedel</em>


    If Clie escaped, she would go to the territory of Count Tedel. Because it was also the family with the most people who supported Clie.


    The Count Tedel family was also an important family in the original novel. So I should be able to handle them quite easily.


    <em>It should be easy.</em>


    I came up with a n topletely shatter Clie, and sent a letter to Count Tedel. I also prepared some magic tools to use on Clie.


    And, thanks to meticulous nning, the situation went ording to my wishes. It would have been more perfect if not for Shael, who was ring at me from the side.


    Could it be that my fianc, who caused me so much suffering at the Imperial Festival, have forgotten to pay me back just because the festival is over.


    You have never suffered.


    As soon as I returned to the Baslett family, I spent quite a lot of my time with Shael. Of course, we couldnt be together all the time because I had to take care of some things and prepare for my revenge against Clie.


    Furthermore, Duke Ezran would be returning soon, so to be honest, I didnt have much time to spend with Shael.


    In the first ce, did I make Shael suffer at the Imperial Festival?


    Obviously not!


    Rather, I was the one who went through all the suffering. To be precise, the me of the past, who was secretly k1ssed by her every night.


    You k1ssed me every nighe to think of it, did you do it for the Imperial Festival?


    Ha, yes. Next time, I will aim for five digits.


    If you do that, our lips will wear out!


    I mean, it not like I didnt like it.


    <em>For now, spending time with Shael is the priority.</em>


    It was natural. Because my most important treasure was Shael.


    We walked around the Baslett familys mansion together, and made Shaels favorite dessert. We also talked together in the garden, which was my favorite ce in the Baslett familys mansion.


    No, did Duke Jespen really gamb1e?


    Its real. My mother is lecturing father for that.


    Shael looked at me, as if realizing that her fianc also gamb1ed, she also began to lecture me, and I responded to her lecture in aposed manner.


    Suddenly, Shael asked me with a serious expression, I heard that your father ising back soon.


    Yes, he is.


    Looking back at it, we used to be really awkward around each other.


    Shael looked at me as if was feeling hesitant to say something.


    It was quite rare for her to make such an expression, so I assured her, You can speak freely.


    Its strange. What the hell happened between you two to make things so awkward?


    That was a bit of a difficult question to answer. Even though I regained my memories after breaking Clies bracelet, my rtionship with Duke Ezran remained quite distant. So I began to evade the issue in any way I could.


    You could say that our rtionship had be awkward, or you could say that it was like that from the beginning.


    But, I didnt want to keep it a secret from Shael. Even if it hurt me, I just wanted to tell her the truth.


    It seemed that at some point, I began to see Shael not only as a woman I loved, but also as someone I could rely on.


    I was raised by a very kind person


    Before I came to this world, I didnt have any parents, and I lived with my aunt all my life. She was the perfect embodiment of kindness, and motherly love. She raised me like her own son, and I treated her as my mother.


    And so, I told Shael about something from before I came to this world.


    She is not here right now.but I grew up relying on only one person, so its awkward for me to lean on someone else.


    It must bepletely iprehensible to Shael, who didnt know the truth of my existence. However, she acted differently than I had thought.


    Shaels expression became a bit sad, as if she was trying to empathize with me.


    Im also sad that I cant see your mother.


    She was talking about Daria Baslettthe wife of Duke Ezran and the mother of Eran Baslett. <hr>


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