Please Kill My Husband (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 103

The roses in the garden bloomed fully with the arrival of beautiful spring.

No one had expected that the garden, once thought visible only from behind black stone walls, would now be open to everyone.

Thanks to this, even the servants who had been stuck inside the mansion repeating their chores and duties could now come and go freely, enjoying a warm moment of respite.

The prosperity of Havertz.

Contrary to the belief held over the past decades that it was on the verge of collapse, Havertz was now steadily preparing to enter its golden age.

Aden, too, melted into the season, greeting people and handling his duties with an unusually gentle expression.

Even those who had recently feared Aden—seeing him only with a dark, rigid face, immersed solely in work—now nodded approvingly at the gradual softening they observed in him.

After all, time was the greatest healer. Humans are creatures of forgetfulness; as time passes, they slowly let go of past memories and move forward.

Three months might seem long to some, yet in the span of an entire life, it was merely a fleeting moment.

Within that brief span, the emotions and memories gathered could one day become a beautiful recollection when looked back upon.

Having returned to a peaceful routine, Aden rose at dawn, practiced his drills, ate breakfast, and then devoted himself entirely to his duties.

Thanks to the well-structured internal organization, the workload on Aden had lessened, yielding even more flawless results.

After finishing his morning work, he would have lunch, take a short walk, and rest. During that time, he received guests from outside and then resumed his afternoon duties.

After dinner, before returning to his room, he practiced once more, washed briefly, and took another evening stroll.

Throughout this entire daily cycle, Aden’s face remained serene.

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