The Mad Commander is Obsessive (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 43
Even in Iorenti’s royal palace, where everything seemed frozen as if asleep, time alone flowed on serenely.
The sun had already tilted sideways, slipping through the thick curtains.
Clear beams of light, resembling Delia’s hair, seeped into every corner of the room.
Aaron gently smoothed the cascade of hair spread luxuriantly across his chest.
The light-infused strands trickled through Aaron’s long fingers.
Having passed through an unbearably dark cavern, her presence felt all the brighter.
So bright it hurt to open his eyes.
The owner of that light, apparently weary, lay deeply asleep, sprawled across Aaron’s chest.
Aaron carefully stroked Delia’s back, rising and falling with each delicate breath.
His heart, pressed against Delia, resonated in unison with hers.
At last, I’ve reclaimed what’s mine.
Aaron glanced around with the languid eyes of a satiated predator.
True to its identity as Princess Delia of Iorenti’s chamber, the room was filled with a soft and gentle atmosphere.
A plush blanket embroidered with golden floral patterns on deep purple fabric.
Sheer canopy curtains draped over the bed.
An Indifferent Woman is the One Men Desire the Most
One-line summary: The female lead is actually cold-hearted and extremely rational. She has stage-by-stage relationships and won’t two-time, but there will always be someone who secretly likes her.
This novel has the following triggers, so if you’re sensitive to these, please don’t read:
1. The female lead has had many relationships, but she treated each one seriously and broke up properly.
It’s just that the men unilaterally pestered her incessantly. For the female lead, when she doesn’t like someone anymore, she simply doesn’t like them.
(This applies to her relationships with Male Lead 1, 2, 3, and 4 as well, but she’s loyal in each 1-on-1 relationship!)
2. In this novel, Male Lead 2 and the female lead kiss in a car, and Male Lead 1 sees it and beats up Male Lead 2.
The female lead calls the police and sends both Male Lead 1 and 2 to the police station! Male Lead 1 begs the female lead not to break up with him.
3. Male Lead 1 has a gentle appearance but an obsessive personality.
Male Lead 2 has a delicate and soft appearance, slightly green tea-like (two-faced).
Male Lead 3 is a youthful college student and a smart person who has secretly liked the female lead for a long time.
Male Lead 4 is the female lead’s father’s special assistant, a business elite with deep, hidden thoughts.
4. At the beginning of this novel, the female lead has already broken up with Male Lead 1 (Chapter 4) and gotten back together with Male Lead 2 (ex-boyfriend).
5. Enter with caution if you have triggers!!!
Does the queen really think Delia would be better off in Boswell? She should know better. Whether enemy or ally, Delia would be treated as an object and used for her relation to the throne and ability to bear children. At least this way Delia can not only be happy but retain her dignity. Or is the queen perhaps grieving that her son will be deposed and wants to send Delia away so there is noone to replace the crown prince?
It’s hard to believe the princess has no allies within the palace, among the council or elders or even within the kingdom.