Please Kill My Husband (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 102

The business proceeded smoothly. Even as the Empire was in an uproar over rumors that war might break out, transactions continued without issue.

It was only possible because Ludmila had personally sent letters to Bill Edith and Ojenil, who had expressed their worries, soothing them by saying this matter would soon be resolved and asking them to wait just a little longer.

Of course, the contracts did not include clauses allowing termination due to war or civil conflict, so they did contain a warning that breaking the contract would require paying compensation several times the amount of the deposit.

Regardless of the process, Ludmila’s meticulousness once again ensured that nothing went wrong until the deal resumed and the business progressed.

The organizational restructuring, which had begun based on Ludmila’s initial draft, was now nearing completion.

As the weeds that had been slowly draining Havertz’s resources were pulled out, the money that had been steadily leaking away was now finally accumulating.

And that wasn’t all.

The paintings Ludmila had instructed to purchase arrived belatedly and were hung throughout the castle.

They were decorations capable of brightening the castle’s previously bleak and gloomy atmosphere.

Gardeners hired for the spring season began tending the desolate garden based on the blueprint Ludmila had provided, hoping she would take note.

Thus, as time passed and full spring finally arrived,

the stark, chaotic black fortress was at last transformed into a duke’s grand manor adorned with a beautiful garden and scenery.

“My lord. I’d like to discuss something regarding that villa.”

Salom came to find Aden just as he was heading toward the training grounds. Aden rolled his eyes and gave a slight nod of his chin, signaling him to speak.

“There’s talk that heavy rains are expected this summer, so they’re proposing to build a levee along the river. Of course, it’s not certain yet, but historically, torrential downpours have occurred around this time, and floods have struck the area each time.”

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