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    Switching carriages and confidently declaring f7d0afe32b that I would never go 645367cc7d back on my word meant b6245f9e17 I couldn’t ask to reverse 568694b712 my decision now.91693faef2e6e63e

    It was an absurd ea023d1b64 situation that almost made 0e21392561 me laugh, but the bf43e5f4f6 Duke muttered as if a3749934e6 accustomed to such matters.“Evgenia 72f55946e2 again…”b9945e51b0340649

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    The Tower Lord, who managed 7dce652f6d to catch those words, turned ee78d34c6d sharply with a face full 7065d7c51c of despair.bb4399dfe4778a0f

    The Duke cleared 4370d2d573 his throat awkwardly fcc468142a and exchanged a fab7c1280b knowing look with 9b78c62736 his eldest son, d87e447a21 both of them 4145b3fbc9 sharing a slight d3d1a1624b chuckle.b6ca9f63f91258ae

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    “Hmm.”b7fa309b666ae8b5

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    “Miss, what’s wrong?”501f2520a5efc5bc

    “Eh? Oh, the sofa is a 97ce4929a4 bit…”f217ba02d2663906

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    Was it just me, 79ad255d58 or did it feel 2cce6ae3d2 like the seat was 2f72981ddf digging into me?9cb5d107cd9cdc2f

    “No, it’s nothing.”88f83124bb7fad9f

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    I shook my head and fcb4831bda awkwardly swept my hand over ba3d007e2a the carriage.fe8be78ce970216c

    I had hurriedly a7ca132f4d commandeered the Tower ec7252c567 Lord’s carriage, eager c3e0ae0beb to leave the 365e522c50 capital as soon 157ee364e3 as possible. In hindsight, perhaps I should 1e557a2de7 have taken the Basilian Duke’s aaf6608b52 carriage or requested a new 75241f6142 one from the Tower.363f3424ad39f286

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    It was ironic that the a8b91d88cc Tower, known for its magical 4ea8b4d117 stones and enchanted carriages, would 3c95aa2e3b have such a modest vehicle 8b38a1f5a8 for its Lord.591a1f531c76d70a

    “Well, never mind,” I thought.b73cf7d447e8d689

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    Even if it a1d0844053 was a rocket 662fc2b497 carriage, I was b28fa05624 unwilling to delay 57c2107770 my escape from 91ac4dad14 the capital any 805ee5ff11 further.e31df2ed5ee85337

    ‘Finally, escape.’6abf4ad3c9cfabac

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    Ever since I 60db43a6b4 had found myself 77ccaf12de in this world, 943ef64bdf I had longed f314005f49 to leave the 4e561db156 capital and the 933ef661fd Basilian Duke’s estate 4d9a2f3bf3 behind.3ad513fcd8ef8fae

    The thought that I had 5c5d5798e3 finally done it brought tears e46a4e7863 to my eyes.0a9e18d906edb034

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    ‘Especially when the Crown Prince isn’t around,’ I reflected.52cb478e68df20b6

    It might have been an 5002fc41eb unfounded fear, but the last d3c857cbdc time we met, his presence 292e936905 had been unnervingly oppressive. I never wanted to 70b3398165 encounter him again. He felt like someone who 37af26aba2 would block my path at 0b152c8c23 every turn—a harbinger of misfortune.6741bd2d400c9efc

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    Ironically, I was f8da18bed9 probably such a 89a05aaff0 presence to him, 8a73f79f36 too.3ef5ab747f024253

    ‘Still, I can’t help but wonder.’ca45d16b84c2e5f6

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    He had dismissed my d3ff99d6af words as lies with 6655ddc23a a scoff. What kind of face e86568fde3 would he make if dfd6c52348 he learned I truly 9166130a61 got married?58fdb2ed3165a515

    Not that I 1053195d3c had any desire 96ea93be51 to see it ba3ab15998 for myself.e4feef5c6307ad49

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    Between Melissa and the 3d5ae87de3 rest of the noble 90b1c8a352 circles, I knew I ef976fc815 would cross paths with 248e2572c7 the Crown Prince at d991052271 some point. In fact, I had 039cc163cb a foreboding feeling it 49bf9ba85d would happen more frequently a1a1c051e2 than I would like.1b26ff9234a1a4e5

    ‘At least I don’t have to lower myself like I did last time.’70851d5b50a6aa76

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    Back then, I feeabafcde had no choice 5be75b690f but to accept 3b3afad673 being treated like 087da18731 a stalker by 65732912f7 the Crown Prince. But now, as a married 5fe31461ca woman, I wouldn’t need to ed68024978 go out of my way 24b94bd4a0 to explain myself or prove a6aec13838 I’d changed.d48a3005c1d38f59

    ‘Wow, a married woman…’4d27338e25f09db7

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    I shivered at 6730421e1a the thought, feeling 2887c1c944 embarrassed by my ef17944c7d own realization.c72cf9b8db12f9dc

    I bit my lip.8532ffbe86b64931

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    ‘Ah, to think I actually managed to marry my favorite character…’7cd46f1fc79a8185

    It was an 6189c0ea3e achievement I wanted 0eabe3c63a to shout about 1a5a136f80 to the whole 01aba535fa world but couldn’t. It was something I’d 40a64249d3 cherish for the rest cf4071463d of my life.79f1e3293c0aeb7c

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    Of course, yesterday’s 53e3ffee7d encounter with Euclid 7d188ccd63 was unforgettable, but ccfc62fb12 today had been 54c6dee538 especially groundbreaking.d1b791195a33d985

    The events in the 2f9d190ef0 bridal waiting room still c3ae78b152 left me in shock.ec66d2b9ae990d6b

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    ‘To think my favorite character turned out to be a sweet potato farmer…’0865f3217e5b33f2

    In our first-ever private moment, d62714f6ae Euclid had said the most 37efa48039 surprising things.c8cf92a1ba99b9cb

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    The misunderstandings were 05ccf0fa36 ridiculous, almost laughable.62f40f6fb1aef74c

    “I’m sorry you have to marry someone as unworthy as me. So, even if 6ce7ab0380 you hate me, b27f753bed it’s okay. Even if you 473eb1cede continue to have e5df824718 feelings for someone 1935196c24 else, that’s fine a500a2ed76 too.”421a44c899bf46bf

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    The perfect Euclid, saying something bc94a8522a so absurd, left me utterly 858a56e037 speechless.4ea5f0ae0ffe3ebc

    I never imagined 1f014d1b89 his self-esteem could 35abd27dc1 be so low.10b36285c984d068

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    But… even though 7565a4d29c his words choked f01f0420fc me up like f0d5b67422 a lump of 7e6a09cbde sweet potato, they 0de6d11b05 were strangely endearing.383f5b655834fe06

    ‘His flustered expression when I offered him that relaxing drink was so adorable.’f906a5ad409bb086

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    He truly embodied 97b85d78c0 everything—charming, kind, and 9b0581450e irresistibly lovable.152e2b244f98dccf

    Learning more about this 8b79ed5802 side of him made 301e7fb1d2 me feel proud and 97a40c1d34 fortunate.f061a383bea1a762

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    I remembered how I used c2757014ab to email the author who 3f55b299b1 created this world, asking about 1219eeb49c Euclid. I had been so 5ce7259940 curious about everything: his 5898574658 favorite color, the food af3611149b he disliked, his sleeping 7c8b243f20 habits, and even his 381613e8f7 first love.29185bd526dffa23

    I had begged ad08cdfaec them to write ff8a6504a9 more stories featuring f62f0302a4 him.7bcadd1dbafe3633

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    Who would have thought ae514e4db6 I’d end up being b1e6454a5a part of that story?4f5aafeada6c252b

    ‘From now on, I’ll be by Euclid’s side every day, learning everything about him better than anyone else.’40c119fb9b6ade6a

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    I would fill the 4adc2d6174 gaps in his confidence, 0d11ad18ed show him my genuine f22504d83d feelings, and leave my 1ca4970156 embarrassing past behind.7ee5895aed708d55

    But I didn’t realize 4f936c17ba then how much time 7da7b48abc I would actually spend 8ae0f3e5ad with Euclid.77f708d626813cf0

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    How many chances I’d have 512d3f0b63 to clear up misunderstandings and 091a5c9a23 convey my feelings.dafdbcf146002640

    How arrogant my confidence had 63bf9315ef been.32fc3294c3b9452f

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    Two Days After the 52b3e726b9 Basilian Duke’s Daughter Became 71f45764c4 the Duchess of Rudionfec87c224bba3223

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    Delano, Euclid’s aide, noticed something c97dde9e2d peculiar.b24fbfd84ab169bd

    The odd feeling had 87d2f39d08 started during the wedding c6bd24650e ceremony itself.4a4dd7e1ac7d0fef

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    Granted, the officiating high priest, 942840391d with his solemn appearance, turned 983dc2bc1c out to be unexpectedly unorthodox, db7a282207 which was strange enough.cfe4a7c6025138ba

    But what truly puzzled 1f749aa070 Delano was the series f6aaf26ad0 of unusual events that c692b21665 began the moment they bdc8373a5d departed the capital for fdb6ea8595 the North.439cde07ee338865

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    Delano, who had 0ee2cb7900 lived his entire a968504215 life in the b07155758a barren and isolated 3bd310c666 North, was unaccustomed b295ea0929 to luxury.ddb8b0f146ad34c2

    So when they stopped 51f3992f83 for a night in ef322585b0 Muel, a large city b31acd4e1e halfway to the North, c9c52afbb5 and visited a hotel 826563e305 owned by the Basilian cf6c2ccfdc family, he was utterly 54f952c5dc astonished.041836b846dfbc46

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    The grandeur of the e4a9f20471 hotel rivaled that of 1d600727d7 the Duke’s mansion, yet 0e84abfebd in a completely different 9a8147b673 way.7c23515541024c81

    He had initially grumbled bd012a7559 inwardly about the delay, 2183b2a74a thinking they should have 68d87dcc74 gone straight to the f3262ff28f North. But upon entering the cfe13f89fe hotel, he felt ashamed a9b5403e5e of his complaints.593ca4645b04ab33

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    The general manager himself e30ff9a7dc greeted them with utmost 9755b5be36 courtesy, and Delano was 60fda9f060 shocked to find that 2f2ee84ad0 he, like Euclid and bcdd0d5dad Evgenia, had been assigned 23835f35d2 one of the most 6760d9e426 luxurious suites.a1d2c746a6e70ee6

    It was a room he 1f92a3f2d1 could never afford on his 38927968a6 salary, not even in his 238b9dfd39 wildest dreams.b78b6e3d050d30c5

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    At first, he chalked cb3bbe5f3a it up to the af5e34e36d Duke’s influence. But then something strange happened.45a2176aeaeae0cc

    “Excuse me, you seem to have dropped something,” the Duchess said, stopping suddenly as they crossed the lobby.56dff71bb45eda66

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    The man she 1f93267c22 addressed, standing near 598d022fce the front desk, 523627f7e3 looked confused before 381e2db324 noticing the item b73793b8f3 on the floor. His face paled as 6dd1f01703 he picked it up.f7578f73f42e8c80

    “Thank you so much! This belonged to my late 0a7626c0b6 mother. Losing it would’ve been devastating. Please, may I 7663cf9b1e know your name d6c4f9290c so I can 31ea27f872 repay your kindness?”8d112ce3b8f39ddc

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    The item didn’t appear particularly a94b92ee7a valuable, but the man was 263cc1441b overly effusive in his gratitude.825cb601e8c0f70a

    The Duchess responded with indifference, e978b8bef1 “Even without me, the hotel cfacbc11d9 staff would’ve found it. It’s no big deal; d2470e9baa you should be on 5cff030589 your way.”a8175434ff38a594

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    However, the man bf79f5e7d8 was insistent, pulling 716d02efc5 out a pocket 1141105c58 watch from his 3be1c2d9e3 coat and offering d562b01778 it to her.b72d6a3bed7d5916

    “I’m a merchant from the Slanka Kingdom. A watch is indispensable 8343915bbe for someone in my 69e4e1e674 line of work. Please allow me 8109fe118b to repay your 6d52558fcc kindness. May I at least 8cdf1e8572 have your contact information?”21c0a93d016c8daa

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    Delano was sure the Duchess 888029f18e would refuse. After all, the watch, 7beeddadb2 though encrusted with jewels, c69c6ae107 was nothing compared to a4d55b62f3 the wealth of the 89a09bc1fb Basilian family.7e6a58ebb982dc6b

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