rosey
Stories
2
Chapters
75
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87.6 K
Comments
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Reading
7 h, 18 m
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“Does the young master usually stay at the Count Olbeira’s estate?” “Something like that. At first, I only left him there when I was away for extended periods. But then, Countess suggested that it would be helpful for his heir training if he stayed there regularly.” “Is he already starting ‘heir training’?” “Five years old isn’t too early. In fact, some people even start younger.” Tenesia suddenly wondered if this man, Dietrich,…-
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“You probably don’t understand it fully yet. I understand.” “We just met today, after all.” Tenesia added. “…No, actually, I knew. I knew there would be a ‘mother’ when I would go home. And that I’d have to call her ‘mother’ from now on…” Hearing his words, Tenesia couldn’t help but smile a bittersweet smile. He was only five years old. Although he was bigger than most children his age, he was still a very young…
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"I heard that the young master has been receiving education since he was four. Is he a slow learner?" "He is, indeed. Most children begin their education as soon as they start talking, so Arden is much delayed." "What kind of subjects does the heir to Haberfeld typically study?" She spoke carefully, but as if it were an offhand remark, her words echoed in the teacup. "Why are you curious about that?" "Because the young master, despite being…
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"Now, think about it and smile again." Tenesia let go of the child’s side, which she had been tickling. The child’s flexible body quickly returned to its original position. A natural smile replaced the tension on the child’s face. Tenesia ruffled Arden’s hair. "Now, let's really try again." Instead of tickling his side, Tenesia placed her hand on Arden’s shoulder. "Straighten your back... and keep your arms from swinging too…
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The man's eyes were the color of molten gold, brighter and more gorgeous than any pure gold. Irina pressed her plump lips together as she met his gaze. His golden eyes seemed to belong to a predator, a carnivore ready to pounce, to tear her apart, to devour her whole at any moment. Primal fear made her shoulders flinch involuntarily. He seemed amused by her reaction, stretching his lips into a long, predatory grin. He was like a wild beast toying with its prey before the kill. Irina trembled…-
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Gulp. Tenesia swallowed hard. She couldn't be caught. She barely looked up at Dietrich with controlling her trembling eyes. "I don't know what you're talking about... Unless you tell me exactly, I won't know." "Your physical condition." Her shoulders twitched slightly. Dietrich's dark eyes, seemingly emotionless, scanned Tenesia. "You've only been up for three months, so why are you pushing yourself so hard to come…
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The child didn’t raise his head until a long time had passed. “Um… I’ll do it.” His blushing face was filled with determination, unlike before. “I’ll practice hard.” “Young Master.” “So, I’ll do well. I won’t make any mistakes.” “Thank you, Young Master. For making such a big decision.” Tenesia patted the child’s disheveled hair. His black, bean-like head, so soft to the touch, broke…
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Dietrich couldn’t understand the current situation. The sight of Tenesia gently stroking the child’s head, and Arden accepting her touch with natural ease, made it clear to anyone that they were close. ‘When was the last time Arden laughed so freely?’ As he tried to recall, he was suddenly struck by how much Arden had grown. The image of the baby, wrapped in cloth and giggling, flashed across his mind. Moreover, it had only been yesterday that…
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"Lady’s suggestion doesn’t seem so bad." "Is that so?" Tenesia smiled lightly. She had already known that the financial situation of the Olbeira family wasn't good since the time of Grace. The reason for Countess Olbeira’s dedicated education of Arden was likely to secure more funding from Dietrich. Tenesia had offered her a place, allowing her to demonstrate her role more prominently. Of course, if Dietrich didn't approve later, it…
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“I understand roughly what you're trying to say.” A somewhat positive response flowed from Dietrich. “But there's no need to add uncertainty just to prove a point.” That was all. His focus on practicality and efficiency was as businesslike as ever. He had always been this way since they first met. Unless he trusted someone, he would analyze others' words and weigh the benefits. His position as Margrave had only made his cold demeanor…
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