Lahat ng Kabanata ng Loving You After Death: Kabanata 71 - Kabanata 80

“What’s wrong Princess Kay?” asked the Empress. Princess Kay was tired as she didn’t get enough sleep last night. That man took her till early dawn, and he was so rough on her that she thought she wasn’t going to be able to walk today. “Nothing. I’m just tired.” “Oh, should you get some more rest.” “I probably should.” She went back into her room and rested. A few days passed and another pigeon with a letter came to her. “Come meet me outside in the market by the brothel.” Princess Kay frowned as to why they needed to meet each other outside. She sighs as this plan was getting more and more dangerous. “Princess Kay,” said Empress, coming into her room. “Empress,” said Princess Kay, hiding the letter behind her. “What is it?” “Nothing. It’s just that I wanted to go outside of the palace to go buy some stuff.” “Oh, do you want my maids to go with you.” “No thanks. They will be too much burden as they follow me around. Not only that with so many maids people are going to kno

Crown Prince stood outside of his father’s study room with worry. On his way back from the black mountain he had heard about the disease spreading throughout the urban area. It was infecting people and making them sick. Majority of them are dying due to no proper treatment or physician assistance. He was worried that if it’s not properly taken care of then it will spread throughout the land. Making it worse for the population as a whole. He’s hoping that the Emperor would send him to the sources of the infection and find out what’s the real cause was so he could help find a cure. Even if he can’t find a cure, he will at least be able to isolate the sick ones from the good ones to decrease the chances of the illness spreading. As Crown Prince got into the palace, he was feeling uneasy the whole time. It’s as if the whole situation with this plague just so happens to happen at the right time. It was as if everything was perfectly planned. Spreading in a small number of days he was gone

Princess Kay said to Braum, “Hey you!” “Yes, Princess Kay,” said Braum. “Where is the Crown Prince?” she asked with annoyance. She was hoping that he would stay with her tonight to keep her company, but he is avoiding her. “He is going to meet up with the town’s people,” answered Braum, bowing to her. Princess Kay’s eyes widened. “How could he be so dictated to these kind of people. They’re merely slaves and low defined people. Why does she have lower herself, a princess to help these type of human.” Braum looked at Princess Kay as she was annoyed. “Fine. If he wants to go, instead of spending time with me, than so be it.” “Princess Kay, Crown Prince is not here for fun. He is here to save the people.” “Not my problem. If he wants to go, then let him go. I, however, am not going. And I prefer not to go there myself.” “What?” “What?” questioned Princess Kay, eyeing Braum suspiciously. “Princess Kay, aren’t you here to try to find a cure for the people.” “I am, but there is

ONE WEEK GOES BY “Crown Prince,” said Braum, with a mask covering his face. “What is it?” asked Crown Prince, speaking through his mask. Braum shook his head. “What?” Crown Prince clenched his fist tightly together. “How bad is it?” “It’s pretty bad,” stated Braum. “Like how bad?” questioned Crown Prince, with worries. “They’re-They’re all dead.” “WHAT!” “Yes, by the time we got there not a single person survive the disease.” Crown Prince was breathing hard as he couldn’t believe he couldn’t save those orphanage kids. “Take me to them.” “Your highness, it’s not a pretty sight.” “Take me to see them. I want to make sure they got proper burial.” “Crown Prince, I promise to give them what they need after we settle down.” “Alright. Let’s go.” Crown Prince followed Braum to the orphanage’s home. When they arrived at the orphanage’s home, Crown Prince gasped as he saw them lying together. There were a good thirty or forty of them. They were all holding onto each other as th

Crown Prince was holding onto the tube that had but one dropped of antidote left in it. He was worried about what he was about to do next. FLASHBACK “Crown Prince, I am sorry, for I cannot help you,” said Great-Uncle Joseph. “Why not?” asked Crown Prince in worry. “It’s because I am half blind now and cannot see what’s actually in there now.” “What?” “Yes. I went to test the marigold flower on my beloved wife, but then I got poisoned and hurted myself. Now, I am not the man whom I used to be anymore.” “Wait, where is your wife?” questioned Crown Prince, who noticed that his great-uncle’s wife was not around. Prince Joseph was fumbling around feeling for his cup of tea. Crown Prince helped him with his cup and handed it to him. “Oh, thank you.” “No problem.” His great-uncle didn’t say anything for a while. After sipping the last drop of tea, he said, “If you’re asking about my wife, she’s dead.” “What!” “Yes. She died a month ago. She couldn’t hang onto life anymore.” “I