The Terminally-Ill Princess Holds the Leash of the Mad Dog (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 069
At Dietrich Calypso’s unexpected confession, Celia Brillion was completely speechless.
She had intended to get angry.
Like a child who couldn’t control their emotions.
She wanted to shout at him until her fury subsided, asking if he even knew how worried she had been.
“I like you.”
But at Dietrich’s sincere, unwavering confession, Celia forgot entirely about her anger.
“If you allow it.”
Dietrich gently brushed Celia’s disheveled hair as he continued.
“I want to be your real lover, not a fake one.”
Each word dripped with genuine sincerity.
After a brief pause, Celia took Dietrich’s hand and began to speak.
“Dietrich, as you know, I’m terminally ill.”
She had less than a year left to live.
Even if Dietrich possessed a healing ability, he couldn’t possibly heal her—her internal organs were already rotting away.
That was what Celia believed.
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- Aelthia Chapter 087 — Paragraph 100
Ileon nodded toward Balt’s sword with the tip of his chin.
I’m assuming Balt either forgot or doesn’t trust that Celia said she would spare his life if he helped her.
- Aelthia Chapter 096 — Paragraph 86
“You don’t trust me at all.”
Balt makes an excellent point here. Ileon couldn’t even pity his ignorant relatively harmless little sister, he just literally threw her to the wolves, er… monsters. How could anyone trust Ileon wouldn’t sell them out?
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Chapter 74 is missing.
I feel like I missed important information. Was it the cathedral or hall of ministers that burned or both?
Did Arthur take over the parrot’s body so he could always be close to Celia? Maybe as a type of fail safe if Dietrich killed him?
Nice ending, with the glimpse of the future. I’m really expecting a lot from about extra stories. I just wonder is there connection with “Political Marriage with a Friendly Enemy”? Thank you about the translation.