The Plan of the Terminally-Ill Wife's Divorce (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 123

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Father told only Simmons the secret method of cotton cultivation, saying it was a secret passed down solely to the head of the family. All Kaitlyn knew was that cotton couldn’t grow anywhere outside the South. At least, that much she understood.

So in the end, they’d have no choice but to buy cotton. If Anette herself hadn’t tried cultivating cotton, she would’ve thought Kaitlyn’s claim was mere boasting.

But the cotton seeds Kaitlyn had brought with her when she married in wouldn’t sprout at all—not even a single shoot—no matter how perfectly she matched the year-round temperature, humidity, and nutrients. It was as if she’d planted dead seeds.

Remembering all her past failures, Kaitlyn’s statement—that cotton simply wouldn’t grow outside the South—suddenly made perfect, undeniable sense.

“We need cotton, don’t we? Help me out, and I’ll sell you all the cotton I cultivate next year in the North.”

“You’re going to sell us everything? How can you possibly do that? If cotton really only grows in the South, as you say, then merely holding exclusive rights to it would be profitable enough. Do you really think Father would allow that?”

In truth, this was a matter for the Marquis and Simmons to decide, but Kaitlyn blurted it out anyway.

‘I need to become Crown Princess quickly. Once I succeed, our whole family will benefit, right?’

Once Kaitlyn became Crown Princess, Father would surely understand and approve of this decision!

“I’ll handle that myself, so hurry up and go to the capital to register our marriage. That’s all I want!”

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“My mind’s changed, Darius. Let’s go to the capital to register our marriage—as Kaitlyn wishes.”

After meeting Kaitlyn, I spoke words completely different from what I’d said earlier.

Amused by my expression, Darius raised his thick eyebrows.

“After meeting her a few times, has your sister-in-law suddenly grown prettier?”

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