Semua Bab The Alpha's Replacement Bride: Bab 301 - Bab 310

“Milord, what do you think of the letter from His Grace? Would you like to add something?” asked Harriet. Liam looked up, saw Harriet's warm smile and smiled back. He received the reply Harriet had written and read it for a moment, then handed it to Harriet again. "Just add that we miss Grandpa, and hope Grandpa is well in our absence," Liam said softly. "All right," Harriet smiled and started writing again, then signing them. After folding it and sealing it in a white envelope, she gave it to Liam so Liam could take it to Jake Scolecite to be sent to Almandine Castle by his men. "I'll be right back," Liam said, kissing Harriet on the cheek and seeing the smile in her eyes. As soon as Liam left, Harriet, who had been trying so hard to contain the excruciating dizziness in her head, quickly reached for the handkerchief in the desk drawer. She could

Liam could clearly see Harriet's displeased face, and he knew why. Harriet's eyes focused on a young woman who had been rude to Molly since before, and as the result, she was still standing in the doorway without moving. Seeing Harriet still insisting on waiting for Molly at the door, Liam took off the jacket he hadn't taken off since he came home and put it on Harriet's shoulders. Sensing Liam's movement next to her, Harriet looked up and thanked him. "You think this will be a problem?" Liam asked. "Mm-hm," Harriet nodded. "But this will be a good lesson for Molly." The two waited until Molly managed to persuade her sister to go to their residence. And Harriet showed her warm smile as Molly approached them with Abby, her shabby-looking sister. "You must be Abby. Molly has told me a lot about you," said Harriet when she saw Abby's face. This young girl looked healthy even though

Molly's words made Harriet smile. "Why are you disappointed, Molly?" asked Harriet softly. “Hmm…” Molly looked confused herself. What really disappointed her? Was it because Abby was still acting the way she usually did to her even though she had already made money for her? She should have known what she should expect from Abby. Deep in her heart, she knew Abby would never change. And considering that Abby had left her once when she was really, really sick and almost greeted the grim reaper, Molly shouldn't have been disappointed anymore. She should have been just grateful that Abby was back at all. Harriet sat close to Molly and put her arm around her shoulders, hugging the girl's head to her chest. The young woman stroked Molly's hair gently and patted her shoulder as if to comfort her. "How do you feel now?" asked Harriet then.&n

Like <Aura Masters>, Mages also had their classes and levels, though they were much more complicated. And usually, these levels were divided into the number of <Imaginary Circles> that a Mage could construct. An ordinary human who couldn't sense and control Mana were those who were called the <Zero Classes> or who hadn't been affected by Magic Art Education at all. They also didn't have a single <Imaginary Circle>. After learning a few months about Mana Theory, one would begin to be able to sense the flow of Mana around them. And at this stage, that meant they could start making their first <Imaginary Circle>. What is <Imaginary Circle>? <Imaginary Circle> was a circle that a Mage could imagine in their head, or within themselves, that they used to process Mana. Some Mages could also imagine that the <Imaginary Circle> was where one

Abby took a deep breath. She wanted to go home because she didn't want to live on the streets, but now she ended up on the streets anyway. Everything was ironic. Even though she had just earned so much money, why did she have to wander aimlessly like this in the middle of the night? Hotel. She had to find a hotel. But it was a bit of a shame to use the money she just got as compensation from Laurel Obsidian for renting a hotel room. She wanted to save more money. No, she wanted more money! She ended up choosing the cheapest and ugliest hotel she could find, and she stayed there for the night. However, Abby quickly realized that the lock on the hotel room door was very shabby, and so many strange noises could be heard from behind the thin walls. It was the cheapest hotel she could find, but she didn't expect that she had just entered a hotel used for shady act