Confrontation with Demon King

Moonland

Diana was in her room, pacing back and forth while dwelling over her the things she had said to Zachary during their last encounter.

‘Did I go too harsh on him?’

“But it was necessary,” she chided her inner voice.

‘But his face fell on your words. It must have hurt his feelings deeply; don’t you think so?’

The crease in her brows ceased as her gaze turned glassy. She recalled how Zachary looked dejected and gloomy after hearing her sharp words.

“But it’s for his betterment. I can’t become a bone of contention in his family. This is not what my brother taught me. This isn’t what my parents taught me.” Diana again justified her actions which were posited on the morals and teachings of her family. Her inner self sighed deeply to which her expression again turned sour.

′You also know about Zachary. How muc