Love You, Love You Not (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 067

Although it shared a border with Farsade to the west, Teshia’s average annual temperature was quite low.

Due to the cold climate, unlike other empires that established their capitals in their central regions, Teshia’s capital was situated farther west, where it was relatively warmer.

And what about the invasion of Ebern? Even setting aside the political pretexts publicly declared at the time, Teshia had long yearned for warmer lands.

After Crown Prince Alan’s ascension, Abarta, who had received the title of Grand Duke, watched the maids rubbing their hands together against the suddenly chilly wind and felt a twinge of envy.

After all, despite being extremely sensitive to the cold himself, he had to endure it stoically for the sake of dignity.

Abarta turned his gaze toward the exceedingly handsome man who made those maids blush and flee the moment they saw him.

Golden sunlight pierced through the garden shade and settled upon the man’s long fingers. The ring bearing the Blachnatt family crest caught the light and sparkled.

Or perhaps what truly sparkled were his perfectly sculpted face and melancholic crimson eyes.

“Thank you for accepting my invitation, Grand Duke Blachnatt.”

“You’re very welcome.”

This man’s homeland must have just entered late summer. Of course, it wouldn’t grow cold as quickly as Teshia did.

Unlike Abarta, who wore a thick winter jacket, Grand Duke Blachnatt sat comfortably in only a light autumn formal coat, showing no sign of discomfort from the chill.

Abarta found it remarkable that this young Grand Duke, who was at most four or five years older than himself, possessed such an otherworldly, vacant gaze. Though his outward demeanor, measured etiquette, and manners were always impeccable.

Perhaps that was why he felt strangely more cautious around him than he did with Teshia’s much older nobles.

It wasn’t exactly primal fear—the kind one might feel toward a man who had once dragged him to the brink of death—but something calmer and more composed.

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