The Fairy’s Dragon Guardian
Chapter 2: Sign the Divorce Papers
Crystal’s POV
I put down my phone and stepped on the accelerator. The flow of traffic today was bearable than the last few days. Maybe because the holidays were finally over, and people had gone to their normal routine. As I waited for the red light to turn green, I saw the huge LED screen on a building playing the news.
[Reporter: Hot issue! Star model, Snow Ivory, was seen with an unknown man, who was said to have visited the shooting location of her debut drama. With the HD quality of the circulating photo, many speculated that the man must be the secret lover of the model. On the other hand, the model had yet to make a statement about this news.]
I pulled my gaze away from the screen. It was the same picture Cody sent me. What did I even expect? Being in an arranged marriage, it wasn’t surprising that he went to look for another woman as soon as he arrived in the country rather than his wife. Such is life.
Creak~
As I opened the front door, I could hear the giggles coming from the kitchen.
‘He brought the model to our house?’
I silently walked toward the kitchen, and voila! Two people happily laughing at each other with no care for the world.
“What was so funny?”
“Right now, you looked like the same old you. I’ve been missing that.”
“Was I that different now?”
“You’re asking me that? Come on, Oliver. You just changed when we drifted apart and had to marry your wife.”
“Crystal? What’s she got to do with you laughing?”
The woman – precisely Snow Ivory – leaned on the edge of the table and crossed her arms as she watched Oliver busily cooking the food. Guessing by its aroma, it must be some kind of meat, and her favorite.
They had yet to notice me standing by the door.
“It’s really funny. You were supposed to marry me, but you were left with no choice but to marry her. You must have felt devastated.”
Oliver didn’t speak for a moment, but I could feel that he didn’t have the intention to rebut her words. But this is actually better. I don’t have to be so conscious about asking him for a divorce. Now that it has come to this, I should urge him to sign the papers as soon as possible. After that, I could finally lose this bothersome title above my head – ‘Mrs Chent, Oliver’s wife’.
I pushed open the door and walked in, grabbing the nearest glass and pouring in water. I could see how shocked they were. This is my house, so I have every right to walk in without the need to tell them.
“So you’re here, Mrs Chent,” Snow said, raising her eyebrows and the corners of her mouth.
I looked at her and drank the water in one gulp.
“Mr Oliver, I would want to propose something to you. Would you be willing to listen to me?”
I turned to Oliver, who was now serving the food on the plates. There were two but there were three people here. Guess I wasn’t included in the count.
“You didn’t even listen to me this morning, and now you’ll propose something out of the blue?”
“I can assure you that you’ll love this proposal.”
“How so?”
“Here.”
From my bag, I pulled out the brown envelope and handed it to him. Oliver suspiciously looked at me.
“So here’s the proposal. Sign that paper and you’ll get both this property with its title, and the woman of your life. How does that sound?”
Oliver tilted his head, “What is this all about? Why will I sign – divorce?”
I nodded my head. I inadvertently saw Snow snickered on the side. I don’t have the energy to deal with her so I ignored her.
Oliver rashly read the contents of the documents and narrowed his eyebrows at me.
“Crystal, what is the meaning of this?”
“You know you shouldn’t be asking that. Remember the prenuptial agreement we signed before the wedding? It was clearly stated there that you and I cannot bring a person of the opposite gender inside this very house. That was what we agreed. And you just breached that agreement. Do you still think you have the right to ask me that?”
“She was just a friend.”
“An agreement is an agreement.”
Oliver bit his lips. He frowned and slammed his hands on the tabletop. Snow quickly moved to the side, so now she was standing behind me, as if watching an interesting show.
“It just needs your sign. After that, we can go on our own ways and separate amicably. Sign it and I will leave. Right this instant.”
Oliver gritted his teeth, “Crystal, do you know what you are talking about?”
“I know that very well. After all, I was the one who filed for that.”
As soon as I said that, I turned around and walked away. There’s no use staying here any longer. This suffocating feeling inside my heart kept gripping my insides, making it hard to breath when I am around him.
After this divorce, I can finally be free from that suffocating feeling.
I told myself, “You can do it. You are strong.”
Chapter 87: First Day of TrainingThird Person’s POVWhen it was Kian’s turn, he was almost shaking from nervousness although he is a prince himself.Theodore looked at Kian on the stage. He was about to say something when he saw him nervously pulling on his wooden sword, but he suddenly took the attack stance.Theodore pulled the corners of his lips and continued watching him. Every time Kian wields his wooden sword in the air, Theodore could feel the power emanating from within. Theodore nodded his head and underlined Kian’s name.The next person was Oliver. Theodore squinted his eyes, but he wasn’t a petty person to use this exam to get back at Oliver.
Chapter 86: OverthinkingThird Person’s POV“Is it my fault that fairies are more fragile than you expected?”“I thought you’d be at least stronger than your people. You’re the Queen Fae after all.”“So what? I have weak qualities too, okay?”Crystal rolled her eyes at Oliver for having seen through her intentions. She was already exhausted and wanted to rest.Kian put his wooden sword on his back and wiped his sweat.“Queen Fae, you’re indeed a little weak. Want me to teach you how to appear stronger?”
Chapter 85: Cousins Third Person’s POVAfter two hours of practice, Stella and Theodore were both sweating so Oliver gave them water. He ignored the suspicious glances of his father and continued wiping his mother’s sweat. Theodore squinted his eyes at him and sent him daggers using his eyes. Oliver treated him like air. Stella needed to return after the practice so Oliver didn’t hold her back any more. Before they left, Theodore stood beside him. In a cold voice, he said, “Although you looked as handsome as me, Stella is mine.”Oliver clicked his tongue, “Childish.” Oliver stared at their departing backs for a long time. No one knows what he was thinking. As he stood there staring at the direction they left, he felt someone’s presence beside him. There was no need for him to turn, as the person started speaking. “Just as I told you, we need to be careful so they won’t know we are not from this timeline.” Oliver sighed, “I know. I was just watching here.” “Then what about thos
Chapter 84: Stella and TheodoreThe auntie tilted her head and shook her head, “I’m afraid we don’t have what you are looking for, young man. Roses came from the south while the flowers I sell all came from the local area. Transport is more expensive than the flower itself.”“I see.”“You must be a foreigner, right?”Oliver nodded his head.The auntie enthusiastically started chattering, “Although you are a foreigner, I am willing to tell you something. Roses are hard to come by so we sell white camellias. It is perfect if you’re giving it to your parents. They’ll surely love it.”
Chapter 83: Swordsmanship RecruitmentThird Person’s POVUsing the fabric Crystal found in the hut, she made makeshift clothes for the three of them. They looked a little crook due to her lousy needle work. She wanted to use powers, but refrained from using. It could make others feel their presence.Kian was frowning all the way to the town after being forced by Oliver to wear it, but Oliver was smiling like a fool.“You really are your father’s child. How can your stupid smiles look the same?”With a smug expression, Oliver said, “Being handsome is just in our blood.”“At least I don’t look stupid like you.&r
Chapter 82: Thousand Years AgoThird Person’s POVKian doesn’t want to answer her question at all, but Oliver was also looking at him with the same question written on his face.Crystal alone wasn’t easy to handle, as he couldn’t win against her face at all. But coupled with Oliver’s not-so-cute face, the attack was very lethal.Dragons, just like wolves, inherently know that they are to be led by someone who is more powerful. The fact that Kian is facing the Dragon King, even if Oliver is a fire dragon and he’s a water dragon, he could feel how powerful he is.Kian stood in an upright manner and looked at the group of people practicing swordsmanship, with Oliver’s