I Had the Enemy's Baby (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 241

“Does everyone become a monster once they become the head of a house?”

Clodel’s letter was filled with good news.

Irena knew well why the little girl from Valmont Castle—who had once been seen as gloomy and unlucky—had to walk through such misfortune.

The child had lost her mother in a fire that destroyed the village where she lived with her parents, and then her father, overwhelmed by despair over their circumstances, also passed away, leaving her abandoned and utterly alone.

“She’s your younger sister. Clodel has endured many hardships. As her older sister, you must look after her.”

Duchess Vermonde kept sending Irena to Clodel, who seemed to have shut the doors to her heart.

She must have thought that since Hanna had at least managed to talk with Clodel, Irena—being of the same age—might have better luck.

And indeed, Clodel soon began responding to Irena’s questions and expressing herself more openly.

A small, frail girl.

A child who had severed ties with the world and locked away her heart.

An orphan pitied by all, left without anyone to care for her after losing both parents.

Yet both of her parents were actually alive.

She was born to a woman who, though scarred by burns, remained strong enough to become the formidable mistress of a salon, and a man who—callously cast off to the Sol Continent—rose to become the captain of a mercenary band.

“To think Clodel had to live as an orphan even though both her parents were perfectly alive.”

Only now could Irena fully understand everything.

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