Chapter 230: Epilogue 20

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Chapter 230: Epilogue 20

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Lennox Carlyles affection was blind yet shallow.

He was desperate to give Juliet anything, but the really important things, like family or children, werent something he could grant her according to his will.

He was insensitive to others emotions, but he realized that the expensive gifts he gave didnt hold any value for Juliet.

No matter how precious the gifts were, Juliet left him, leaving all the things she had received untouched, when she ran away from him.

But that was the only way. He liked it even if Juliet smiled a little.

He didnt know how to express his emotions any other way.

So teach me. Tell me what youd like me to do and how.

Juliet, seated at the table, looked at him with a complicated expression.

You dont have to give me something as compensation every time.

How else am I to prove it?

Like other people, build trust step by step, normally.

Normally?

Seeing Lennoxs expression becoming serious, Juliet felt awkward. He was a person far from normal in many ways.

Juliet suddenly became curious. Was he like this with his past lovers too?

So aside from giving expensive jewels, have you ever tried to gain favor?

Never.

Lennox answered flatly without thinking much. Juliet thought she had asked a foolish question.

He was the kind of person who didnt need to work to gain others favor.

But you wouldnt have just given gifts every time, right?

Damn. How do you know that?

Lennoxs eyes became fierce.

Being desperate to look good in front of someone, or being scared of being hated. Its all for the first time for me.

Nervously brushing back his hair, Lennox only caught Juliets expression after he spat out his words.

So, what I mean is.

Hehe.

Juliet burst into laughter. Lennox seemed puzzled as to why she was laughing.

Its nothing.

Juliet fake-coughed to hide her reddened cheeks.

Sometimes Lennox was too straightforward, often making Juliet flustered. Juliet chuckled for some reason.

My goodness.

She had lived for many years.

Even young children playing house seemed to be more mature than their relationship.

It wasnt just Lennox, Juliet was also clumsy when talking about feelings.

Usually, people hold hands when they like each other, then kiss.

We do that every day. Whats different?

Lennox seemed to not understand.

Its different. Not grabbing the wrist impulsively as soon as our eyes meet.

Lennox made a strange expression.

Why?

Because you seemed to not know me.

Lennox chuckled and pulled her onto his lap.

As much as I dont know you.

Juliet was puzzled why he was laughing but Lennox confidently tilted his chin and asked.

So. Holding hands, kissing, and then?

And then you should talk.

Like you said it earlier yourself. If you dont talk, you wont know.

Juliet smirked and stroked his cheek.

So, say you love me. From morning till night.

Maybe because she had lived too long in a tired and wounded state, she felt she was broken.

And hes as messed up as me.

Juliet gently smiled as she fiddled with the ring on her left ring finger.

So, I guess I fell for him at first sight.

It wasnt an emotion that could be easily described. Falling for someone was a matter of instinct and intuition.

And Juliets choice was right.

I changed it.

Juliet managed to twist the predetermined trajectory and succeeded in changing the ending.

Satisfaction rose like warm sunlight.

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While the entire North was busy with wedding preparations, the baby dragon also found a role.

It was assigned the important task of carrying the rings during the ceremony.

Meow?

Oh my. Its too cute, Miss.

Yeah. Everyone will enjoy it, right?

Skillful tailors made straps so that a cushion could be tied to the baby dragons back.

With a cushion to hold the ring placed on its back like a backpack, the baby dragon monopolized the attention of the maids.

Youre going to use a dragon as a ring bearer?

Juliets magician friend, Eshelrid, asked skeptically.

Are you serious?

Juliet shrugged as if there were no problem.

Why? Our Nix is smart.

Peep!

What did I tell you to do, Nix?

Upon Juliets words, the baby dragon proudly went to the end of the corridor.

Then it walked back dignifiedly and stopped precisely at the marked position, without dropping the practice ring placed on the cushion on its back.

Oh my, look at that. He understood just with one explanation.

Hes only been 8 months, mind you.

Oh, maybe hes a genius!

Juliet and the maids praised the baby dragon as if he was very special.

It wasnt a difficult task, but Onyx was completely thrilled.

Peep!

Observing the self-important young dragon, Eshelrid was at a loss for words.

Usually in weddings, a young page boy was responsible for delivering the rings. Sometimes well-trained animals were used.

But Eshelrid couldnt believe that one of the most mysterious and powerful magical creatures in the world was merely carrying rings.

A dragon!

Eshelrid had been steadily trying to teach Onyx letters and numbers. Through the process, Eshelrid realized that the baby dragon was quite cunning.

Onyx could count the number of apples up to ten.

However, when it got tired of studying, it pretended not to understand Eshelrid to shoo him away.

He only acted ignorant and adorable in front of Juliet.

Everyones being fooled!

Eshelrid found a quite ominous record in the magic library.

The record stated that a powerful magical creature like a dragon awakens a tremendous power within a year of its birth that could surpass even a mature magician, and would be able to use magic merely by wanting it.

But the baby dragon in front of him was loafing around to be cute instead of awakening any power

Our Nix is smart too.

Peep!

Could it be that because Juliet overly doted on and indulged him, Onyx didnt have an occasion to awaken his magic?

It was a somewhat rational speculation.

Suddenly, Eshelrid remembered the Duke Carlyle, who had begun to gain notoriety as a very loving husband even before their marriage, and realized something.

If the two had a child in the near future, without a doubt, they would spoil the child to the core.