Rehabilitating the Villainess

From my perspective, the situation seemed unfair.  Shael’s actions seemed quite outrageous. Despite that, I found myself chuckling at her adorable behavior. Having noticed that I was still standing in front of the door, and Shael urged, “Go.” “I won’t.” “Eran Baslett, go check the Baslett family’s documents!” Shael daringly used both my first and […]

I heard light footsteps near the door, indicating that Shael was walking in front of it. However, she wasn’t opening the door, so it was clear that she was nervous. The reason for that was most likely due to the ring I had placed in the letter I had given to her. It wasn’t the

I finished reading the letters. However, I didn’t expect that it would affect me in such a way.  So I read the letter once more.  In order to savor the emotion, I contemplated the contents and crafted a reply for Shael in another letter.  Soon, the letter to Shael was complete—an earnest expression of my

A moment of silence prevailed. However, Shael’s intense gaze disrupted the peace in the atmosphere. To appease her, I quickly offered excuses, “I belong to a ducal house, so I often receive random letters targeting my status.” “I am also of the duke’s blood, but I have never received such a letter before.” Shael retorted.

It was a solution for Shael, who didn’t want to think about the wish anymore. The cathedral, expansive enough to rival a town in size, housed various structures within, and the one Shael indicated was particularly notable—a magnificent edifice, its purpose remained elusive due to the unique architectural style of the Holy Land. “…” We