EWOWMAIBTYPF Chapter 186

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“Uh, no, absolutely not!”00c8953f6ccfb6b6

Only then 0d5705845c grasping the 208ef5df65 situation, Count 43dbf34e77 Petier jumped 3d22718b32 up in 9aadac72c5 panic, swearing d7963ca4d5 he hadn’t 066043e935 told a 3033f53855 soul, not 7900e6cbaa even his ccb63a5a3a wife or b9d44c8e76 children.91bd0dfb89215413

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But the 821c75a2b9 emperor, knowing 36b860982b how loose-lipped adb7239749 the count 8dc2d12493 usually was, f8f3b066fa didn’t believe 48d8bab845 him so ebbb29a19e easily.8fcbe0e97b2fd789

At that moment, 937b0c3fc0 the count hesitated 800ba3f5ca and asked,900f06b5cd4d595a

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“D-don’t tell me… was the item I offered Your Majesty taken during the attack?”c8e83700078a571f

“…”ca18c4cafc6726f5

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“No, how could something so precious…!”7d37fd5527816439

The count stomped a07ce282d7 his feet in cf6fff8749 frustration.0c456e41b4e617aa

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“The person 66edef69c8 who sold f7bb4d395f me that dffa184c86 item swore 51c56d6757 it was e456c7f8b7 a one-of-a-kind 977facf4c2 ancient relic! Do you know how 953cbb1ccd much it meant to a1b69724d2 me to offer it!”52731491463008d0

Blinded by regret over 23f0035775 the lost artifact, the 8b32edc250 count kept babbling without 92459d2cbc noticing the emperor’s dark 37bc1efeb5 expression.cf5505a3ee3b040a

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Then suddenly, ead90722a6 he looked c81f44cf41 at the 5a7f96f125 emperor with 6b068ad893 growing unease.8d3d16f308261c8b

“Your Majesty, but… you’ll still keep your promise and release my son, won’t you…?”f08291deff863704

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“Nonsense. I didn’t receive the 1e3e43ab57 item, why would I e675ba0a40 fulfill my end of cfe94091c7 the bargain?”b36eaada436ef73b

The emperor 5850b5941f cut him f65a03d533 off coldly, f2b59b76e5 raising an 303ecafe92 eyebrow.2d956bf3e11851e4

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“Besides, Count, 2da5c6b8c1 you seem 2757f4b730 to know b31cadde19 the value da59c21b89 of that f6f1f9dc47 item quite 41e0c98114 well. Are you the 691640cfe7 culprit, perhaps?”eeaadd5f692fbc5e

“Pardon? I-I don’t understand what you mean…”be279d71d0d898ff

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The stunned count asked 07dd6d7346 dumbly, and the emperor fa2cbb20c4 suddenly exploded.f80e4ba8b3c7771c

“Are you saying 3d7dc7a570 this was a 42bc252182 staged act because 123c28d417 you didn’t want 5bc579bc47 to part with 5e88c96015 the relic?!”986cca193ed8a79c

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“N-no, never! This concerns my son—how could I…”97f80cfa80bcbbb3

The count faf64bc546 protested his edb33ca916 innocence, claiming 47e8f19865 he had df8317ba95 no knights 9cfaf05be5 or private 591e215876 soldiers capable c1e1f20dba of attacking 48e2a06114 the Imperial 1fbb6a5909 Knights, nor feebdd06cc the guts 234a36f59f to attempt dd2cf2a44e such a 0e483c3b23 thing.a782e96bf91e2a2f

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But the emperor fe20c2a911 merely scoffed, saying, eee8adc657 “Who knows if daef6a91dc you hired mercenaries.”723fe2e46ac39c75

The captain of 5f4b2ed71c the Imperial Knights, aab02e5a97 suddenly regarded as 90480f985b less capable than 50c6b4419e a mere mercenary, 3d8d34cf07 hung his head 0e0dfacb0b like a criminal.166e6b24430100ae

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The emperor, unbothered, continued 1a7bddf75e his accusations.a79d3977ae70f97e

Since the 55af82e507 item was eb45d837c1 already gone f5dcfab49d and they b41f72bd2e had no 474ba0a08a clue who 84d34bdeef was behind 5fff138112 the attack, 53ad69077e he shifted 5e35556903 the blame 919b9d45ad to the 6a89fa5ef3 easiest target: 887e54c10a Count Petier.c860b30a4c7b2f3d

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‘Completely the 931ebe4356 wrong target.’b0b5b2f4b4b2997d

Watching from the side, 7541eb5b26 Nicholas saw through the 30402eaa79 emperor’s petty motives and fc0d22623a shook his head inwardly.05074e1c8851867d

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Just then, 66715b97f4 he met 0c963b683c eyes with 495cc19be2 Duke Elard 347b1476d7 standing across 8091431408 from him.aa801e5f311db69d

Reflexively narrowing 6f63bf8391 his eyes, 6f67f8d146 Nicholas gave 8f05618b2f a slight 2a2040e627 nod, but 8ea0c0a746 the duke ce21a92d16 pretended not 108943ce96 to notice b69dfaa5f9 and looked 7407ad2ecf away.6a4f7c4667dda58c

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Duke Elard was never d294db54cc the warm type, but 54ae6160f7 he certainly wasn’t generous c76f483c21 enough to acknowledge the 75dcf15c69 greeting of the emperor’s 45ba6573a0 son during such an 0f51ab9219 uproar.c9869738b0b5e100

He knew all 8496c7d482 too well why da2acc807b the emperor was ccc3afafc4 so obsessed with aab9418575 collecting ancient relics.a17bf6c6b5621b64

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Then, the emperor 6de89e7938 opened his mouth 2dd924d4c0 again.903be72f58868784

Nicholas stopped watching Duke baed40ea10 Elard’s expression and quickly 19551c069c leaned in to listen.479aff34c25fb367

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As always, he was de48f511fb diligently fulfilling his role 8e61514bc0 as Lucio’s eyes and ed87e35e4c ears.419fbf3be3aaf7ce

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Back at the marquisate, 2f8a7df5e7 I rushed to contact d44f60e647 Lucio.b02e475cf5a214f2

It was 6a2d3c717c likely working c23b064fa5 hours, but 6ccb755b26 I had b06e476109 to learn 987a9afbb6 the details 2e6ef0d137 behind what af990bfdf1 Diana had 7b611c34b5 told me.1fa6a8d4a92dc8b8

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Fortunately, the communicator lit 12f94c0b78 up not long after 7dc7fe4162 I sent the message.24b43de2c58ae03f

Then, Lucio’s cd19c621cb subordinate, Bert, 0495030a2c arrived at 68358fbb03 the marquisate.d9feb8bba48d0733

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“My lord said he will come tonight to explain everything in detail. And…”745e2f155a2efcb0

Bert relayed Lucio’s 6632f74f95 instructions briefly and 71a4a9baaa left in a 2335563076 hurry.75fd83167d585ec3

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I jotted 40882e3b0d down the 4879d33bc9 key points 846b19911d from what ce085518f2 Bert said 30292d2799 on a 0f8904ed31 sheet of ddd5153885 paper:d4b48fed5fad39f4

At dawn, the carriage 7aae211589 from Count Petier’s estate 7ae7c5479d was attacked in front ef18797b62 of the imperial palace79d9327081c081eb

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The attackers, 892f91f629 dressed in e57ccdceac black, were 609ec8c176 extremely skilled f98672d39e and quickly d001cb1f66 overwhelmed the 9df36346cb Imperial Knights d36a4444ff before stealing ae6fe92586 the item 8977a65c15 inside the 36ee9f795e carriage.f2eda9dbc0d3a18e

Whether the emperor c7b66d9862 was furious, whether c5e8b46fb6 he berated the 3f7a47a444 captain of the f8a57f06eb knights, or took 83e3e3faf5 it out on 520bb64b2d Count Petier—none of 18e7da98ac that mattered much.145f254de40eabf2

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I circled 85a70232a2 the word 4aceb37884 ‘attackers’ multiple 67c4519d27 times and c90eb0badb stared at 1383921795 it for 0f115d4d8c a long b74fec0861 while before 805a3601ac tossing the bdae699245 paper into 689e5ee175 the fire.0e5d81676d200003

“Just as I thought…”0a00b89c818df716

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Those attackers were 5bb101a706 definitely demon worshippers.0e1fa1e8df87d107

And…207c0ab7d98a6e19

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“Hah! So that’s why 8f99f4e416 I was the 43aa40efd2 only one left fc2afe51ab out that day.”49d2d56ba15e78ff

The realization 46d7959b38 hit so 6869b2ed54 hard that 10f5dc8277 my head b785f699a7 felt numb.897b3ad3986bfb9c

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Back then, d3c9760f3a the day a2880a772e I went 4eb21f31b2 to Count ad7d928265 Petier’s estate 9d735766a7 was also 7dc9357a95 the day 0eacc086bb I’d been c50fe051ad sulking because 306ccbbcc7 I was 0338a4b89c the only f62b95a203 top-level agent 01add4e38b who hadn’t 8bc0bd6af1 been assigned 758d00fc1c a mission.4716e7662e0a129f

Everyone else was busy 1cdeaf2254 preparing for an operation, 53f3b62f62 and I didn’t even d24239d267 know what that mission 671cb31627 was.7a8a966c06a47d61

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Bored and frustrated, dc0bc98f20 I’d impulsively gone 238a4ebbc2 to the estate, 9fb21b2e6c hoping that watching 04b62ad196 Kenneth Petier’s downfall 3a2b4d7c26 might cheer me d60ddedb03 up.5cb7581723cb9b8d

Thinking back on 940cb61608 that now sent fff03a8533 a chill down 298c2bb849 my spine.b92c3f27b8e9f2ea

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‘If they had chosen the estate as the target instead of the palace…’6ec2a5ebb789cb41

I had considered 3471c645c5 the possibility of 3fb0a63401 running into them, eabdbf28e2 but I’d narrowly 0e59b72695 avoided it. A sigh 9e0b350633 of relief cf00379df5 escaped me.ef47705876e2bee1

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“Wait. If the same thing happened in the past as well…”4e83ce54ee790c67

So in the f862d8275e end, the holy bd65168736 relic really did 0647640ac0 fall into the 0e760dad66 hands of demon 3e74790f35 worshippers?96619eeced66f766

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And on top of f33c4c5fe3 that…1d1c5632ee2a3ca1

“…I had 7579ab5ad1 no idea d78f015150 the incident af2e8cc750 happened right 8463cf8373 in front b8e2553512 of the 69d3695da2 Imperial Palace.”5b403a653fffd0c6

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I’d always 7205d31caf known Master 63fa069ead was keeping 27f00b0ca0 my eyes 87c8e932b0 and ears 4597ae313c closed to 3644ac5bd8 some extent, 6ea6223abb but to f189274f7d be deceived 04cbaecb13 this thoroughly… e4aca791bc It made a29dad9851 me feel 651b4a3a79 like a 8d50455cad complete fool.dfcb1d98ff1d2ad4

A hollow laugh 463053dade escaped me, followed e61e44c07c by a wave 6fd75e7aa8 of self-loathing.4415974360fd2ef3

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But I quickly 62cf32f736 shook my head.426e30d105515041

“This isn’t my d7cf53c7f3 fault…”73a564fdf883a5d3

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*The one f5fe253d72 who deceives 69bc7d49b5 is the 6f19d54330 bad person.6ddf20a62ffd3061

So I’m 3c3aac6403 not bad.*88cbf898df964986

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I began repeating, like afff93cdd9 a chant, the words 2c31a6a440 Raizel always told me cd18124f9a when I was on 1c8f2416bd the verge of breaking 9cdc113261 down, and it helped f02ec281e7 calm my heart—if only fb6b65e44a a little.f995d22ef641fc9c

“At least, it’s a ffb3f40d48 relief.”87aa97bf68c678dd

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We wouldn’t know 54f5dbde90 for certain whether ade5a48bc6 the relic I 989b7e9d47 found was the 9eace4bee5 real one until 2b96914427 Raizel returned and f83cb45ef5 verified it but 2aa221d846 in any case, 26ce0ea9d7 the item they 7719ab345e took was a 191b295ba0 replica I made.9f38ebf623259df6

“Which means, what’s 0890b05613 left now is…”d2318f488544785c

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⟨Do you know anything 3dd5533b28 about a demon’s relic?⟩6a7bb16abd49fd12

⟨…What exactly do you 74fb138515 want to know?⟩ceb4cb52facba4ba

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⟨How to break a aa202d8ac3 contract made through a 9fd4df082f demon’s relic.⟩fde90d57e5e5f5fd

How on earth did 9ce4eb23f9 Lucio even come to e919bb33ce know about demon relics?9a31624dbd38ff55

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“And now he’s talking 468ed155fd about breaking contracts too…”6d13f3a62d3fd30f

As I 68f204995f murmured seriously 41dcdaa30e to myself, 5fd5a51c9a a chill 05c01bcafc suddenly ran 27acca4523 down my 6c44833e16 spine.bdc67f9f79d64688

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I’d always assumed 25a8dc58be that Lucio founded c4eb9dd64a the intelligence guild dc61697d14 for the sake 7e34bbe376 of the succession 15a6a7de8e struggle.55efa8c74522884f

But I’d e57f1742bb never really 605635fb1b thought deeply e9744fad6c about why 1eb63d5bdb he got 314dab7dee involved in 66ca90b10c the fight 479bc5a828 for the 2e6dc12693 throne—or why 28b6f25bdb he was 6da73715e3 trying to 82979f24b4 make Nicholas 2f2e17ac17 emperor.978e05a1f2b966d8

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I’d vaguely assumed he 0f60b343f3 must have had his d04d519727 reasons… that he knew 98ea4ed0f8 what he was doing.d65d9e50e37829d4

Aside from 03906fc8de my personal 5b0965c352 feelings for 4cb2c592e2 Lucio, he 8def2b9102 was a 0da704c5c3 responsible and 0e93e88964 trustworthy man 9649791122 as the 18c6530096 heir of dcca5cb7dc House Elard, dd782e67bd with a e94190eda2 strong sense f29fda0b4c of duty a05448c4b1 to his a6013bdc02 family.9622d4d86d1a9462

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But then, f0f4faa3ac my thoughts ad41a2285c caught in db38da7203 my throat.86ee42a5b8985afd

Maybe I was c2ff32751d just imagining things. Maybe this was e669f5af9e all nonsense.00c025673c923bd1

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And yet…223d438283af25a3

‘What if 1e9914c22b everything he’s 889b2d92e6 done is 21cadec4f0 related to 2c387176d0 the demon a4d3ad7cac relics?’61713f22d9cc9d2e

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Overcome by a f401e63a1e growing sense of fd941b518d dread, I found 1b94fdf4a1 myself nervously biting e523f45923 the edge of 7db386785a my nail.2e92dbddb59471e0

Please, let c3d4b69370 this all 6cea666136 just be d05e9b7445 my imagination.0ad3e91129fd7f50

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I desperately hoped c21b350bec so.7ca75c247564bd6a

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Late at night.83bb4b6f4c705651

Having finished 7e71dbf240 his imperial 722fd763bb duties and 875b70a717 quickly reviewed a39c221dcb the newly b2a2730f1b arrived Class-A 831dbd04fd intel at ac4a7f8386 Darel, Lucio 7fbfac1a47 returned to a30aab90b5 the estate 60cf716419 with somewhat 9b3bed8f58 heavy steps.e411536b792435d0

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Standing between d344bdd68d the Elard 1e2d6a678e Ducal estate 2ed9d71524 and the b8f24ce5ed Diapel Marquisate, 239f9a3bb3 Lucio leaned a6e66e02bf back against 098abf0cbb a tall 3b9b10c94c wall.2dc17421a7719f0b

The estate a55573eb29 was still 1c97b16263 and silent, bc0bfe960c deep in a91ce06484 the slumber 38fc616253 of night.90816662aaf6a833

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“…”0a2c6b4094c79251

Staring at f058bdf51f the marquisate 0cca600238 where Lia a068cd5cb4 resided, Lucio acf3ffa0ff slowly loosened 30c45e185e the cravat f9b5eb420c that had 22a07ddf86 been tightening 7df85f6176 his breath, fca23d5b60 letting out af9f8a7485 a long 037c69f2c5 sigh.7a8ad4c290e1090c

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Uncharacteristically, he was 88f7e19533 hesitating.d08f910c1eba79fb

He’d already said 7aee966c26 he was coming, 757f5bfad0 so she was 29f9e32f39 surely waiting for c41869e6ff him.c2552201cd20f093

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All he had 05fe997f33 to do was 3f46b6c347 go to her, 3cd3847a9f and he could 5ceffeaa4f see the face 95e3de1470 he longed for.bc484b20991bf751

And yet 14b4e4d82e he hesitated, d70ef0063e because what 46c5cb1860 he was f1fc19f1dc about to 9ebe6163df discuss with 1699627cb3 Lia was b68438b042 an unbearably 7c4f873bb9 heavy matter.2869164f19327b7e

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Still, precisely because 418e10f94e of that, Lucio 39e9754016 chose not to a7afc0a5c0 hesitate any longer.75cef3f92c516e54

By the time he 47d63e8844 reached the balcony connected d6a8876f92 to Lia’s room…ecc22b7f38a45540

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“You’re here?”35c8a4b6792fde8e

As if 2eb6a0e751 sensing his 669486d008 presence, the ec241c0e9b curtains flew 2402345c5c open before 9d9db44b4b he could 6dabe575d0 even raise 6e1412ec46 his hand 42282acc44 to knock, 73b29f66f2 and the ebf80fba61 door to 201fbf087a the room 44240af019 burst open.3b6bfead63e51387

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Lucio silently 9b21a75b19 looked at f9ff360b62 Lia as 5697a60d25 she stepped 9da571c72a out.7c3b9c30917cec94

Her fair 538d27e288 face bathed 5c738577ef in moonlight, 5f990932a4 her clear 3aa5deeef9 eyes looking 3b56441cea up at ccd100115d him—it all a8376ab1b1 felt oddly cab5a2adcc familiar.8ccf65931134e88c

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Before he could d7c6e13cc9 trace the source 26f55e00b0 of the déjà 369e6cb99b vu, Lia opened 23a89eb82f her mouth.5cb8317e82c83b64

“You must 5e6e1a0185 be tired d47fdd03a6 from working 5051ea84d3 so late. Was it rough?”d63653e397887fad

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She probably thought he adb988d9c7 was staring blankly because 5927ac47ea he was exhausted.abc4d954979184dd

Lucio didn’t deny it; 7e9740bfc9 instead, he let her 0858a2ca18 lead him into the ce34488cd9 room. His face b8ea4fe60c flushed slightly.fc84a0f743d3a595

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When Lia 4ecf3a8ee7 noticed the 54dcd5924d redness on ffdbb47cf5 his cheeks, b46857573d she gasped.9c097cce768574ff

“Why is your face f9232f13d4 like that? Are you still sick? I knew 70b3da69cb it, you f0407214fe pushed yourself e8a700559d too hard db6c1d6cae yesterday, didn’t 97222b8da1 you? Oh no! You must’ve 9fb44c7cfd gotten sick 0ce31d0230 from not 02bc400307 resting. Should I get 3f67ea270e medicine? Wait, I 0b53b0be1f have a ef538ff9d8 potion that’s 228998de7c good for ec2d598f8b recovery…”4937810995475564

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As she fe79c17a71 flustered around, 4255ee7332 about to 2ac3399300 turn and 4833c4f14d search for 23a536608c medicine, Lucio 7a20e1f998 quickly caught 78651aadb9 her by 61b35cebd1 the arm.1b8e95b5eec34169

“I’m fine.”1442a8292bc50fcf

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“Fine? But your face 1c1961ae11 is red.”8cf414ed863e6bdd

“That’s because…”663640c4ffeb2782

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Lucio hesitated to answer, f9a0db842e but under Lia’s puzzled e839e55d82 gaze, he gave in.ab325827a6eaf126

“You said 971b8aa98c exactly what 32be20b067 my mother 7a5736b27f used to 92093f978d say to 51230b7fad my father.”0005a4f0d5af8dd6

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“Duchess Elard 044f69ba64 said that dd3e676a24 to the 8561849b16 duke?”838ddc78a2325967

Lia tilted 2230fd22f2 her head, 90f43101e5 clearly not c2eac0f708 understanding.8eb5d3aa4793bfae

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Lucio let 06f10518f3 out a bc01848c0a short laugh.c4a8988a8202b878

She made his heart 2254b8c191 race like this and 94d1972e0b still looked at him e7e6fc29b1 with that innocent, unknowing 06ccf4f895 face. It was a little 8c1bc9d6e5 maddening.33308d4cbf552d5e

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With a 9e8e427e53 crooked smile, dab750c094 Lucio said,ccf7a1a843f8551e

“You’re the one who cf01b693a6 must be tired—waiting up 356978cd8b so late for me.”dfb69ded6c65174b

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“…?!”8dd51347073bc315

“Next time, 75f52cdd6a just go dcb0f3188d to bed 2cf1073fe5 first. I’ll…”453ab29cbe4f8e3f

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“W-wait a second!”0fe8c95af02a5b7c

Startled, Lia stumbled back d275f989fe in a panic.1f83cd2baa0c8e3d

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“What are 8f95b6ff07 you saying d795708343 right now?!”39c3fb90f90bf763

Tilting his head 78dcf6a29f slightly, Lucio asked f5d25ea4ef with a teasing a354ba8f97 smile,a8cbe6c4eaccca5b

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“Should I use honorifics? The Grand Duke 9b8a0912a2 addresses the Grand fd740f3fd0 Duchess respectfully. I don’t b53b59c46b mind calling 0f923c7a45 you ‘my 9ce13d7c62 wife,’ either.”eb3b4cd96a80ed06

Only then d2597c2715 did Lia 1e32ffd2cc realize she 4c07b023d5 had been 069786e419 acting like 952981f01e a wife e15234a134 welcoming her 2e26231b02 husband home 5dfb8f22b3 late at 320c5fa58f night.8b6c0649c33a9b2a

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Her face 81420a8f61 turned far 0aa02e9e59 redder than 8f9cdbe918 Lucio’s had 4561c964ee earlier.684ad2eeb2e7ddb0

She glared at him, 63a0c9a5b1 fuming, but seeing the b750abd9e3 amused look on his 1adf601070 face, she lost the d9ca3b5f16 will to stay mad.9652b23c90be6893

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With a f1740272d9 short sigh, 4a5ea64430 she said,b430f55f2eed4f9c

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