The Runaway Female Lead Doesn't Run Away (13 Chapters Left to Complete) - Chapter 98
Five years later, a small village on the outskirts of the capital of the Easter Kingdom.
Time had flown by like an arrow shot toward its target.
Five winters had passed, and five springs had arrived.
In the modest yard of a two-story house, bathed in the increasingly warm sunlight, a woman hung laundry.
She had ordinary brown hair, yet possessed unusually violet eyes—it was Dahlia.
With her hair tied up, Dahlia quickly sorted the laundry while watching her young son.
“Damien. Didn’t Mama tell you not to run around like that?”
The boy, once swaddled in white cloth, was now busy dashing about on his own two feet. No sooner had he finished eating than he burst into the front yard, declaring he’d catch bugs—and now, hearing Dahlia’s voice, he ran over to her side.
He beamed proudly, showing off the insect he’d caught.
“Mama! Bug!”
His face, nestled against her skirt, was already smeared with dirt.
“How long has it been since you washed up? Really…”
Dahlia paused mid-hanging the laundry and lovingly wiped her son’s dirty face with a handkerchief, picking off a leaf tangled in his hair.
Then, she gazed intently into his golden locks and jewel-like eyes.
Those colors—impossible for anyone born of the Seyear family—proved Damien wasn’t Clayton’s child.
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İ can’t help but hate clayton really dahlia did everything she can to avoid bad ending and he just couldn’t trust her once
İt’s obvious now dahlia is from royal family i wonder how this will be known
I love this story; it was everything I didn’t know I needed to read. Of course, like many others, i