u, my lord"

nd let us s

he first course. She could feel his stare burn a hole in her side but she refused to look at him. If she looked at him, he would re

served to the duke's new wife was subpar. There was evidence of the meat rotting and the sauce barel

tting of the meat was reversed and it looked presentable at the very least. She dug into it and winced. It had absolut

hungry so she didn't want dinner to be worse. She ate it, hiding the shivers that went down her bac

aste to disappear from her mouth. Thankfully, the water was clean. The next cou

If I just drop dead, it won't be believabl

duke who couldn't see what was going on i

o good that yo

icious. I never knew meals of such caliber were

started sweating. She turned to him, put another morsel in her mouth, an

ferent from the ordinar

eating well. As expected of the shield of the

....

he last and this time, the chef couldn't even meet her eyes. It took all her strength

but I apologize that I cannot eat any longer because there is

thing was suspicious, especially since both

may l

you, yo

thing she had forced down her throat. She was there for an agonizing amount of time, the sound of her vomiting making her vomit even more. She regain

If every mealtime was like that, she would die before she killed herself. Of all the ways to die, i

n't I send for her? If she's here, then my life will get easier. Since she happens to

aughter of a commoner who was raped by the king and forcefully brought into the palace. Her mother died when s

was unclear but the duke was in love with her. He was unable to stop his marriage because of the king. If he got married to s

lace. They said she was a bright and kind child so the people in the dukedom would prefer her

, she wrote the letter. It wasn't addressed to the princess but the one person she could trust in the capital, her broth

ere not intercepted. Once she sent the letter, she felt drained so she retired to bed. With how much she had suffered in the afternoon, eating din

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lasted dragons. Shut up

from both the fae and the dragons made it a fitful sleep. She tossed and turned, trying to ge

er with the duke? Has she forgotten about the wedding night? Whatever it is, t

he wedding night. In the past, it was nothing short of horrifying. The duke wasn't gentle and it hurt

ge on you in this life, I w