Chapter 30

If it were now, she would faint if someone other than her husband-to-be sat in on the bridal chamber for the first night.

Now she felt she would not dare raise her head whenever she passed before that painting out of sheer shame.

There were not many records about Evrena.

That was only natural.

She was a thorough outsider in this country.

Instead, the movements of Galian, a prince of the realm, were recorded in detail.

When she had been rummaging through the bookshelves earlier, she had sat with her back straight and moved carefully, but as she became absorbed in the past affairs of Evrena and Galian in earnest, she found a comfortable position and ended up lying flat on her stomach.

Lying flat on the carpet, Ayesha carefully read through the traces left by her past-life husband.

“……Wow. Is that possible for one person?

Is he even human?”…