Undressed by the Half-beast King
"In her second life, I want Sophia to choose the path she desires and live well and happily," Ragnar said to Adeline, who immediately burst into tears. "Then... what about you, Your Highness?" Adeline asked. Ragnar only smiled. “This is enough for me.” Among the many forms of love, Adeline had to witness the most genuine and sacrificial kind. That was, letting go. ~~~ What if, in truth, I was the cause of her suffering? What if my actions were the source of her pain? Perhaps it was time for me to let her go. There was nothing to be done. I must bear this burden alone. — Ragnar Clementine ~~~ And what if I choose these burdens? What if I choose you, every time, no matter how many lives I have? — Sophia ~~~ #war #kingdombuilding #secondchancelove #politics #multiplecouple #mutant #diplomacy #heartwarming This is the Sequel of: - Undressed by The Half-beast Prince (completed at Chapter 224). Check on my profile. - can be read as stand alone story. disclaimer: - 18+ above, please be wise - Previous story: Undressed by the Half-beast Prince - slow burn love story - explicit content will be cautioned at the begginingbof chapter - the cover is commissioned
The Interuption
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I've started to think... your life would be better without me in it. If I hadn't tried to claim you, you wouldn't have to face this much loss.
— Ragnaer
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In his quest to subdue her, Ragnar found himself humbled by the depth of her inner strength and the resilience of her spirit.
He had never imagined that such a delicate creature could possess such formidable power, and with each interaction, he found himself drawn further into the mystery of her being.
As Sophia urged him to accompany her on a supply run to the market, attempting to matchmake him with other healer girls, Ragnar asserted that he would choose Sophia as his war prize instead—a jest that Sophia promptly dismissed, given her marriage to Sir Arthur George, the wealthiest man in Everkeep, for two years.