The Dark Lord Obsesses Over His Fake Wife (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 71
“Why…?”
The whispers of the noblewomen around grew louder. But Leandro paid no attention to their reactions.
“Estelle, why do you call yourself a villainess?”
“Does a villainess need a reason?”
Estelle smiled faintly.
“I’m a villainess simply because I am one. Didn’t you say the same?”
The more he heard the word “villainess,” the more Leandro’s heart stung. He recalled the moments he had rashly condemned her.
“No, it’s different.”
Leandro cried out, overcome with emotion.
“I didn’t accuse you because I wanted to. I just… wanted to trust those around me more.”
“Leandro! Stop it!”
The Marchioness Pelsis could no longer hold back and tried to intervene. She grabbed him, as if desperate to escape the situation, but a noblewoman’s strength couldn’t restrain a knight.
“Mother, stay out of this. Isn’t this all your fault?”
Leandro glared at his mother with contempt. Shocked by her son’s outburst and accusing gaze, the Marchioness Pelsis turned pale, as if she might faint.
“I… I only wanted what was best for your future, Leandro…”
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“Even”? Beasts are far more likely to rage at threats to their young than humans are or we wouldn’t innumerable instances of child neglect/abuse.
Dang, dude. Way to lose trust from your loving wife!
I was hoping they’d have her working as a scullion or some such.