Laziness
Being told that he would never see Annette again was, without a doubt, a frightening threat to Lucion.
“……”
When Lucion finally fell silent, Loic’s brow twisted even more deeply.
His golden eyes flashed as Loic growled,
“Soon, I’ll be leaving the castle with Annette for a few days. While we’re gone, you’d better sort out that filthy desire you have toward my wife on your own. This is as far as my mercy goes.”
Then Loic spun around sharply and left, slamming the door shut just as violently as when he had entered.
Only then did Lucion feel the heat in the room, as if flames had spread everywhere.
The heavy, humid air made it hard to breathe.
“…Damn bastard.”
Lucion roughly rubbed his forehead with his palm.
A vicious sense of defeat bloomed through his body like a fever rash, wrapping around him completely.
“Cancel all the…
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