Chapter 108 - Marriage Proposal Part1

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nTheodore silently stepped out giving the woman some privacy to clean herself up.

nSylvia took a look around and cringed at the sight of the putrid mess in front of her, greenish-black liquid patches covering the entire bed.

nShe couldn't help but wonder if this much filth was really excreted from her body through her minute pores. She almost couldn't believe her eyes.

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"Yuck!

" She then quickly pinched her nose, unable to endure the stench in the room any longer, and tip-toed out through the side door leading to the adjacent bathroom.

nShe once again took a look at the stinky mess and shook her head vigorously at the thought of cleaning it up.

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"Hell no!

" She closed the door tightly shut behind her, with no intention of ever going back.

nConsidering that it was Priscella's villa and they were leaving tonight to go back to the castle, she did not plan on dealing with cleaning up that ungodly mess.

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"Ha Ha. It's a perfect farewell gift for that shrewd woman!

" She giggled, but then she regretted it the next second as her stomach started churning because of her own stench.

nShe quickly undressed and tossed her ruined clothes back into the dirty room as well and jumped into the bath filled with piping hot water.

nPouring a generous amount of soap into the tub, she then scrubbed herself clean repeatedly until the water ran clear and her body felt fresh.

nAfter almost an entire hour, Sylvia felt much better and she was no longer smelling like a dump.

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"Phew!

" She leaned back against the tub and sighed in relief, her eyes closed shut.

nAs the weird occurrence of the day had been cleared and cleaned, she couldn't help but think of the other thing that was probably going to happen tonight.

nAnd if it did and the devil really let her go and set her free... she wondered if she would ever meet him again.

nPerhaps she would catch him on a public address or a special occasion, the man standing beside the royal family and she standing amongst the commoners where she belonged.

nShe tilted her head down and looked at her naked body immersed in water.

nCould she perhaps one day become strong enough to stand alongside him or even near him?

nSylvia chuckled at her foolish, naive, and unrealistic thoughts and got out of the tub.

nEven when the man had already told her where they stood and what this was, she still couldn't help but fantasize about him.

nHow pathetic! She reprimanded her stupid heart and brain, running wild on their own.

nSylvia dried herself up and then took out one of the nicer looking dresses from her spatial ring on a whim.

nShe didn't know why but she felt like wearing something nice today.

nMost young girls dreamt of a perfect wedding, a perfect husband, and a dreamy wedding night, but Sylvia knew that she was probably never getting any of these.

nShe was going to be losing her virtue tonight, trading it for her freedom.

nEven though she had made her peace with it easily, it still pinched her heart a little bit every time she thought about it.

nShe wondered what would her mother or her father think of her if they were alive.

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"I should really stop thinking about useless things. If they were alive, I would have never been sold as a slave in the first place.

" Sylvia shook her head and zipped up the back of her dress.

nShe then patted down her hair and stepped outside without bothering to put on any makeup.

nTheodore who was quietly leaning against the wall and sitting outside her door glanced at her casually before going back to looking at the wall.

nHowever, he slightly hesitated and looked at her again, giving her a second glance which was not the norm for him.

nSylvia was no doubt a good-looking woman with beautiful features but the woman standing in front of him was a hundred times more stunning.

nShe looked utterly breathtaking, her skin pure and white as freshly fallen snow, her body slender and perfectly proportionate, her hair lustrous and shimmering and her eyes the shade of gorgeous deep blue with thick long lashes.

nIf one looked closely, one would see the small golden ring within her dark blue orbs.

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"Is something the matter, my Lord?

" Sylvia asked as she had also noticed this odd behavior from him.

nShe was used to the knight not treating her like a woman. He interacted with her as if he interacted with another man or perhaps even a log of wood.

nIn reality, Theodore being as dense as he was, could tell that something was different about Sylvia, but he just couldn't place his finger on it.

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"Ahh... That... Nothing.

" He furrowed his brows in confusion and went back to looking at the wall.

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"I see.

" Sylvia gave a small nod and sat down beside him. She as well hadn't noticed anything new about her appearance.

nThe two of them sat quietly side by side without any words exchanged, deeply engrossed in their own thoughts, and a couple of hours swiftly passed by.

nIn the meantime, the quiet villa gradually started becoming busier and busier as the maids and housekeepers bustled about here and there.

nSylvia just silently watched the theatrics from the sidelines.

"Is there something going on?

" She asked the knight sitting beside her curiously.

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"Yes, there is a tea party today evening,

" Theodore answered her curtly.

nHuh? Sylvia wrinkled her nose, which made her look even more adorable.

"Just how often do these people get together in the name of dinner parties and tea parties and masquerade balls?

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"Do they even train at all?

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nAs someone who had always looked in through the window as an outsider, Sylvia didn't understand why anyone would do anything except for train and become stronger.

nWhat she didn't know was that there was a ceiling to most people's powers that cannot be easily broken down.

nSo it was simply convenient to give up and accept that ceiling and enjoy the status and power they had obtained thus far.

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