Chapter 116
Even if that wasn’t the case, the size was similar to Lutan’s, but because he explored her inside harder, continuously, and faster than anyone else, it felt as if Rager’s thing was truly engraved inside her.
Even after he had left, the path he had taken showed its presence in her, numbly. It was proof that she still felt that place was wide open for a man.
Roina eventually collapsed onto the temple floor, all her strength gone. Haa, haa, even her white naked body, gasping for breath, was stared at intently by Rager as if he would devour it.
With her fading consciousness, she rearranged her magic. She felt the entanglement of the wrong contract that had been gnawing at his soul being corrected and belonging to her with a stronger bond.
She held out her hand to him. He politely kissed the back of her hand. It was a very cautious attitude, quite contrasting with the way he had looked at her as if he would devour her whole.
After this lovemaking, she truly became unsure if she had made the right choice. Today’s lovemaking, which had inevitably started for the sake of the contract, was unprecedented in her life, a lovemaking that would remain strongly in her memory in many ways.
“Everyone, I’m so glad you returned safely…”
Joseph slumped onto the sofa as if his tension had been released. No one said anything, but the knights standing around him all had expressions that seemed to sympathize with him.
“Heung, is this one thing settled? The girls have all returned home too.”
Mailly said nonchalantly, only to be met with Joseph’s glaring eyes.
“Sister, really! Please think about how worried I was!”
“Either use informal or formal speech, pick one.”
“Is that what’s important right now, aaaaagh-!!!”
Joseph was so angry that he exclaimed loudly. Roina witnessed Mailly being defeated by Joseph for the first time. Despite their bickering, they were truly affectionate siblings, worrying so much when the other was absent.
“Thank you so much! Oh, thank you, Lord!”
Heukheung, Sophia’s grandmother came to the lord’s castle with swollen eyes, as if she had cried for a long time, and tried to bow many times. Each time, the maiden Sophia, who had come with her, supported her grandmother from the side. The old woman’s joints made cracking sounds every time she knelt down.
Only after Mailly had comforted her for a long time did the grandmother stop bowing. She thanked them for finding her granddaughter and offered a hen and eggs she had brought from home, as well as potatoes that were clearly stored for the winter.
“I am truly grateful for your kindness, but I cannot take away your food for the winter. I will only accept this.”
Mailly sent back the hen and potatoes and only accepted a few fresh eggs.
“Aigoo, my grandchild is everything to me, and you won’t even accept this from an old woman who doesn’t have much longer to live? How am I supposed to repay this debt?”
“This is enough. Thank you. If you wish to repay the rest of your gratitude, how about living a long and healthy life with your pretty granddaughter?”
Mailly said with a refreshing smile. The grandmother went back muttering, “Aigoo, the Lord has given me too difficult a task. I was hoping to die soon and rest in peace.” Hearing that, Mailly laughed even louder.
After this incident, Jack, the hunter who had initially acted as their guide, was allocated a large reward. But he scratched his head and said this:
“Such a large sum of money doesn’t suit a widower like me. I don’t have a wife or children to support. My hands just tremble when I hold it. If you really want to give me something, please use it to take care of the children, because I’ll probably just squander it on drinks.”
Then he really turned away without any regrets. His money was inevitably donated to the operating funds of the orphanage in the territory that cared for orphans.
Later, she heard that the head of the orphanage, a middle-aged woman with a kind face, was so deeply moved by Jack’s cool donation that she often packed leftover food and visited his cabin afterwards.
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