The Duke Only Needs My Child (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 53

“Even if it’s sincere, nothing will change.”

That emotion will vanish before long—like the fleeting spring breeze brushing my cheek right now. So…

“Don’t waver.”

You’ve already had enough of hoping alone, getting excited, and getting hurt by that warmth and touch in your past life.

Blair turned away, leaving Herdin’s back behind her. Just then, Rina hurried over anxiously.

“My lady, tea time is over there!”

“Mm, let’s go.”

Rachel, who had been watching Blair from a short distance as she headed toward the tea area, rose from her seat and followed the two.

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The peaceful atmosphere of tea time shattered the moment a maid from the Celdon household burst in.

“Joshua is missing?”

Upon hearing from the maid that the child had disappeared, Viscountess Celdon’s face turned deathly pale.

Joshua was the son of Viscount Celdon and Rachel’s nephew—a four-year-old boy this year.

Usually, separate seating was arranged for children during banquets and various events, as it was considered improper for children to disrupt the adults’ social atmosphere.

Moreover, this arrangement allowed children to play freely away from adult scrutiny and engage in their own social interactions, making it a beneficial custom for both adults and children alike.

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