I Will No Longer Live As Your Villainess (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 34

Luans only cared about his reputation. He was extremely satisfied that he had earned a good name among the imperial citizens, noble ladies, and young noblewomen. But he only thought of one thing—he couldn’t consider two things at once.

The fact that no male nobles would view favorably a prince who threw down the white gauntlet for a bastard child.

Thanks to Luans throwing the white gauntlet, Madam Anne had been buried as the worst villainess in the Isther Empire, and Teishar had successfully entered the imperial palace.

What would the nobles say about Luans after his duel with Lorilors? Surely, they would point fingers at him behind his back. But Luans clearly told himself:

Luans had clearly stated he wouldn’t mind being pointed at for her sake. So she intended to let him be pointed at exactly as he wished. Lorencia looked at Teishar.

“Since His Highness Prince Luans threw down the white gauntlet to Lord Lorilors for the sake of someone like me—a bastard—the other nobles probably won’t see it favorably. They might even point fingers at him behind his back.”

Luans, who would be pointed at by the nobles.

“That is a problem His Highness Prince Luans must bear himself.”

The sword hilt that Luans had held was now in Lorencia’s own hands. Luans had always been in the position of looking down on her and giving orders. But now, having twisted herself, she would be in the position of looking up at him and begging.

She would create a situation where he was utterly forced to beg and tell him the exact same words—that his declaration of love sounded as if it were warning her not to delude herself.

“Lady Lorencia. From today onward, Evan will prepare your entire schedule.”

“My schedule?”

Lorencia tilted her head, puzzled, not understanding what Teishar meant by “schedule.” Her duty right now was studying—would a schedule really be necessary?

“I don’t quite understand, Marquis Spencer.”

“Ordinarily, a noble young lady always has a butler or head maid beside her to manage her schedule.”

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