A Different Husband Every Night (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 103

“Even if you say that now, what about the insult you just hurled at my husband and me…?”

“Of course it won’t just vanish! No! Of course it can’t simply disappear! How deeply hurt do you think I was?”

The princess, who until just moments ago had been deflecting blame and raging about who would take responsibility, had vanished without a trace. Now, only a princess stood before me—one who eagerly nodded at my every word and seemed ready to give her all.

“I never realized that Your Majesty is the future and the light of this continent!! If only you would grant me a chance to redeem myself, I shall take full responsibility for the fools of the West!”

The princess, eyes bloodshot, seemed utterly unaware of what I was even saying at this point.

All that mattered to her now was ensuring that I wouldn’t come to despise her.

And she was right. To earn my hatred would be to betray the god Semula—and might even bring about the kingdom’s ruin.

“If the oracle hadn’t been delivered, you would still doubt and distrust me, wouldn’t you? What did you say just now? That I’d conspired with the High Priest in advance?”

“I… I spoke recklessly. Since childhood, I’ve always been told to fix this stubborn trait of mine—once I fixate on something, I see nothing else. This is entirely my fault.”

“Have you apologized—to me, to my husband, and to my friend Elihu, Princess?”

The princess glanced nervously between Levanfel and Elihu, then immediately bowed her head without hesitation.

“It’s my fault. I sincerely apologize to you all.”

In truth, I never intended to escalate this matter further. Though I’d verbally threatened repercussions—demanding accountability and even warning of broken peace treaties—I couldn’t possibly wage war against the western kingdoms over something so trivial.

War must never become a mere clash of rulers’ emotions.

Besides, don’t we have a far clearer enemy than this?

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