Todos os capítulos de I Fed My Husband His Rabbit Mistress: Capítulo 1 - Capítulo 9

I raised my other hand, a faint green light glowing at my fingertips.High Elf healing magic brushed over the wound, wiping away the golden blood and leaving not a single scar."Tristan," I said calmly. "This familiar is too aggressive. She actually bit me. We should just get rid of her." The white rabbit, which had been smugly twitching its nose, froze instantly."No!" Lily shrieked, instantly flying into a rage.Tristan’s face drained of color. He scrambled forward, gripping my shoulders tightly, his eyes full of desperate affection."Aurelia, how could you say that? I searched for so long to find this lucky familiar for you! She's pure and flawless—she's the embodiment of my love for you!"He took a deep breath, laying on the guilt trip. "Are you really going to break my heart over a tiny accident?" I looked at the two of them.My husband and my "daughter."Right now, to save a rabbit that had just attacked me, one was throwing a tantrum, and the other was on the verge of tears. T

Tristan's face, already contorted with grief, drained of all color the second those words left Lily's mouth.He immediately clamped a hand over her lips."Stop talking nonsense!" he snapped at the girl in his arms. He turned back to me, cold sweat beading on his forehead, forcing a stiff, ugly smile. "Aurelia, don't listen to her. She... she reads too many fairy tales. She's just babbling." Looking at the two of them, I felt nothing but disgust and amusement.Even now, they still thought I was the same gullible fool from my past life. But I knew it wasn't time to tear off the masks just yet. I had to keep playing the game. I massaged my temples, playing the part of the utterly exhausted wife, and let out a long, defeated sigh."Forget it. I don't want to fight anymore. I'm tired." I pointed at the twitching rabbit. "Take your lucky familiar and get out. I don't want to look at her for the rest of the night."Tristan didn't dare argue. He carefully scooped up the rabbit, grabbed Lily,

On the other end of the crystal, Tristan caught the faint sound."Aurelia? What was that noise?"I replied with effortless calm, "Nothing. Just the apothecary's apprentice crushing some herbs."Tristan didn't suspect a thing. "I see. Hurry home once you have your medicine."He even had the gall to add considerately, "Oh, by the way, so you can rest peacefully, I had the butler escort Lily to her grandmother's estate for the week. Take care of yourself while you're home alone." Home alone.The subtext was clear: he was making sure the white rabbit could bleed me dry day and night without anyone ever finding out.How thoughtful. "I understand. Good luck with your mission."I sneered and severed the connection. The crystal went dark.I looked down at the rabbit. Her pitch-red, beady eyes were now swimming in pure, unadulterated despair.Her final hope had been snuffed out by the man she loved most. Without hesitation, I dropped the rabbit into the boiling cauldron.The bubbling, sickly

The moment Tristan and Lily walked through the door, they immediately started looking around."Aurelia! Where's Sera? Is she okay?"Lily sprinted into the bedroom, only to run back out moments later, crying hysterically. "Daddy! Sera is gone! Her cage is gone! Mommy must have hidden her!" Watching the panicked father and daughter, I sat at the end of the long dining table, slowly wiping my hands. I gestured toward the lavish dinner spread out before me."There's no need to panic. You both must be exhausted from your journey." I gestured to the two steaming porcelain bowls at their places, my tone silken. "Have some broth to warm up first. Once you've finished, I'll tell you exactly where she is." Tristan frowned, clearly irritated by my attitude. But he was thirsty from the journey and desperate to know where the rabbit was, so he strode over, picked up the bowl, and downed it in one gulp.Eager to see her "Sera," Lily followed suit, drinking her bowl clean. The moment the liquid hi