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계약 결혼을 방해받았다
Would you consider a contractual marriage with me, Princess Odette?
Odette, the unwanted princess born out of wedlock, sought a suitable partner for a contractual marriage to avoid a dreadful one.
But then, Duke Ertman, whom she never expected to be involved with, proposes a contractual marriage.
His one condition: “Love me. If you can’t, at least make me believe you do.”
To believe he’s deeply in love with me.
To live in a delusional dream.
I accepted the marriage out of necessity, but doubts linger.
Why does he want me?
And… why does he look at me with such sad eyes?
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Unlike before, there was now no valid reason for Odette to reject him.
What about her peaceful life with a man of low standing?
‘I told them I didn’t know—why won’t they believe me…!’
Is this woman serious saying ‘I lied to them, why won’t they believe me?’ Wow she seems a bit delusional.
For now, he should keep his distance from Odette and extract more information ab
He isn’t suspicious of Duke Ertman? Considering the rumors the Duke amplified, he has motive to drive a wedge between Louis and Odette. Yet Louie doesn’t question Walter’s words? I’d think he’d be suspicious of Walter casting the curse. Walter’s motive for doing so might be unknown but his words, seemingly knowledgeable about the curse itself and blaming it upon Odette, whom the Duke has insinuated a relationship with while Odette says otherwise, gives plenty to be wary about.
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One thing I haven’t been able to understand about situations such as this one, is why anyone would believe a maid has any autonomy in the face of an emperor that wants their body. It’s always the ‘lowly’ peasant’s or maid’s fault for having relations and a subsequent child with a person in a position of power. Perhaps Regina is just one of those that must blame others regardless of reality.