Please Kill My Husband (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 93

Rubik, following the stable hand outside, immediately let out a low purr upon spotting his owner, whom he hadn’t seen in a whole month.

When Ludmila approached him with a smile, Rubik didn’t greet her—instead, he quietly shuffled backward.

Then, as if shaking his head or pretending indifference, he turned his face away.

The flustered stable hand scratched his head and remarked in astonishment, “Now that’s a sight I’ve never seen before.”

“She must be trying to show she’s upset with me. I knew this one was clever, but I never imagined she’d be this expressive.”

Ludmila accepted the reins the stable hand offered with a chuckle and approached Rubik, holding out some brown sugar.

Those enormous, berry-like eyes glanced her way briefly—then swiftly turned away again.

Ludmila let out a soft laugh, gently placing her hand on Rubik’s mane and quietly stroking it.

“I’m sorry, Rubik. I disappeared without even saying goodbye.”

As if understanding her words, Rubik let out another purr and turned her head toward Ludmila.

Her bright black eyes were brimming with reproach.

It was a look that seemed to say she’d thought she’d never see Ludmila again.

Ludmila herself had been blindsided by everything that had happened—so sudden and unexpected—that she hadn’t even managed to bid Rubik farewell.

Though she hadn’t truly done anything wrong, she still felt she’d hurt Rubik, so she kept apologizing and held out the brown sugar in her hand.

After a few more reluctant snorts, Rubik finally stared intently at Ludmila, worn down by her repeated apologies and gentle grooming—then approached with a rough snort and took the sugar.

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