Sorry, the Patricidal Tyrant Seems Beastly (1 Chapters Left to Complete) - Chapter 17
Benjamin slowly sat down beside the waterfall.
The deepest part of Fontria Forest. Beside him lay an abundance of game.
Benjamin indifferently sheathed his knife and washed his hands in the flowing lake.
“I’ve caught the white tiger. The black tiger isn’t in sight.”
The knights of House Windsor, who had been hiding nearby, revealed themselves.
“All around here are white tigers. The black tiger must be in another area. Shall we go deeper into the forest?”
Aster lowered his head to meet Benjamin’s eyes.
Benjamin looked up toward the sky and smiled faintly.
“Aster, you found me early.”
“You keep evading the knights again, Your Highness. Should we be tracking you instead of the game? At this rate, we won’t even find anything to give to Charlotte, let alone finish the hunt.”
Aster, having spotted Benjamin, sat down on the rock opposite him. Benjamin never allowed anyone behind his back by nature—this was also why he often wandered alone outside.
“The escort isn’t meant for you to shake off.”
“Sorry about that. What can I say? It’s become a habit. Still, we hunted together the whole time, so it’s fine.”
Caesar emerged from deeper within the forest, gripping someone by the neck.
“It seems the Empress is growing more unhinged by the day. Does she really scatter assassins openly inside the hunting grounds?”
Why She Is Still Unmoved (Female-dominant)
One-line summary: He uses various methods to seek her affection, but she remains unmoved.
Synopsis:
Si Qingyu is a doctor who has saved countless lives and enjoys tranquility.
Luo Shaoxuan is ruthless, deeply scheming, and the top young master in the capital. He admires Si Qingyu.
Luo Shaoxuan: I want to be the only one in your eyes and heart.
Features a cold and calm female lead vs A noble and scheming male lead.
There will be both sweetness and torture towards the male after their marriage.
The scent of the air after rain deserves its own word. ‘Petrichor’ was coined in the 1900s, which is a scientific term and thus doesn’t feel right. Tamil has Maṇvāsanai (literally meaning “earth smell” or “soil fragrance”) but the odds of me pronouncing this correctly are quite small. Also, I don’t live in an area where I encounter Tamil speakers regularly, so that’s out.
Yeah, so. That’s why you don’t go stand out in the heavy rain, no matter how much you miss the sensation.
Shame. That father would likely make a fine meal for an angry bear.