Who Stole The Empress

[I’ll get hurt.]

Roselyn was almost fooled by how serious his handsome face was.

But it wasn’t enough to kill Roselyn, who was tired of looking at his beautiful appearance.

Roselyn, who was still looking at him suspiciously, suddenly felt the gaze of the fierce melodramatic novelists behind her, who were watching the two of them with sparkling eyes.

Fearing that she would read about this very moment in their novel, Roselyn sighed and reluctantly replied,

[I understand.
Now, let go of my wrist….]

Tamon stared at her slender wrist he was holding onto.

He let it go gently and chuckled.

Roselyn thought a smile like that was a bit ominous, and as expected…..

[I’ll hold your hand if you don’t like me to hold your wrist.]

A large, rough hand encircled Roselyn’s pure white, small hand.

How can he manipulate her easily all the time?

Roselyn was truly amazed.

She had no idea that Tamon Krasis, the man who had made her so nervous, was so rude and crazy……

[Hand-holding is what children do.
Aren’t you afraid you’ll loose your authority?]

[I don’t have any authority]

[Then, why don’t you pay attention to your reputation?]

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[What for.
For them, it would be fun to see a lustful master blinded by a foreign slave.
A generous master would not deprive his attendants of their enjoyment.]

Tamon grumbled, leading a distracted Roselyn down the stairs.

Before she knew it, the seven guards fell back, and the twins were being pulled away by Asrell.

As Tasha had said, there was a glittering cart waiting in the lobby.

Roselyn averted her gaze and walked as Tamon led her.

Tamon walked slowly, as if he was aware of her limp.

At first glance, he looked like a nobleman enjoying a leisurely stroll.

Roselyn glanced down at her wrapped hand.

The rough palm looked more like a piece of wood than a hand.

How hot his hand was.

She couldn’t help but frown at the embarrassed, annoying feeling.

‘I’m a crazy person, really.’

She deliberately averted her gaze to avoid being conscious.

The road outside was very peaceful as she stepped out for the first time.

Warmth sunray stung her eyes.

Even though she had only been walking for about five minutes, Roselyn felt a little hot.

The body, which felt only cold, seemed very weak in the heat.

Phew.

She swallowed a hot rising breath.

At the sound of her voice, Tamon looked at her and asked curiously,

“Is it hot?”

“….a little.”

“It hasn’t even started to get really hot yet.
You need something nourishing to eat before the summer comes.”

Tamon spoke casually as he picked her up when he started down the dune.

“It’s a little steep here.
You don’t mind if I hold you, do you?”

He had already lifted her up in a flutter, so why was he pretending to ask now?

“If you’re not going to listen to my answer, why are you asking?” (Roselyn)

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“To make you feel better?” (Tamon)

“That’s weird.
I’m not feeling very good about it.”

“Really? It looks pretty good to me.” (Tamon)

“Don’t lie to me.” (Tamon)

“What makes you think I’m lying?” (Roselyn)

“I’m the one who can see your face now.” (Tamon)

At his words, Roselyn frowned even more and turned her head away.

Her heart pounded for no reason, as if she was someone who had been caught doing something she shouldn’t have been caught doing.

Tamon was a poisonous plant.
A poisonous plant that could destroy her.

He walked across the beach with Roselyn in his arms in broad strides while she constantly ruminated on him about the superfluous spell.

On one side of the beach was a wooden deck that stretched straight out into the ocean.

He climbed onto it and walked straight down to the deepest part.

“I bet you’ve never seen the ocean this close before.”

Tamon said as he set her down.

He was right.
It was the first time she’d seen the ocean this close.

“What do you think? Isn’t it vast?”

“…”

Standing on the deep seated deck, she felt as if she was standing in the middle of the ocean.

The expansive horizon was ecstatically beautiful from afar, but the difference in emotion was different from seeing it up close.

“…… I feel like I could stand here all day.
The ocean is constantly moving and there’s never a dull moment.”

Roselyn nodded slowly at Tamon’s words.

“Yes, it’s really, really beautiful.”

‘Why am I so sad?

Is it because all the people who wanted to see this beautiful world with me had left? For what purpose did I become an empress and take care of the royal family to death? I was betrayed by an idiot who had never done anything for me and for those I loved.

No, I cannot call it betrayal.
Because he blatantly hated me.

It was my fault for taking the easy way out.’

Roselyn, who had been quietly gazing out to sea, turned to Tamon.

“Did you say you want to be with me?”