In order to avoid the tragedy, Linlang had to drive Wright away with the trick.

Then he faced the war alone and took a full two years to completely defeat Lyles, and then rinsed him.

However, after this stop, Tarland's national strength was damaged, and other countries also coveted Tarland and continued to send troops to harass him.

So Tarland has been suffering from war for the past decade.

As the house was raining all night, Lyles's son Tasso survived, fled to another country, and then married the princess of that country.

A few months ago, Tasso led his army to invade Tarland and directly captured the palace.

Linlang escaped under the cover of the guards.

But in order to avenge his father, Tasso kept sending people to chase Linlang.

Linlang had no choice but to escape to the fairy tale forest and accidentally got caught in Tasso's ambush.

Although she was finally out of danger, she was seriously injured and fainted in the forest.

Fortunately, I met Wright.

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Linlang also listened to the dwarf's words, and her half-drooping blonde hair blocked her meaningful eyes.

All the things the dwarf said were what she wanted others to see.

Tasso would not threaten her life.

She deliberately hurt herself and deliberately appeared where Wright passed every day.

She made a bet to see if Wright would kill her cruelly.

As it turns out, she bet right.

Wright clenched his fists and listened to it all, and his self-blame surged up.

Ella, she actually took so much by herself.

It turns out that I have been misunderstanding her for the past ten years.

[Congratulations to the host, the prince's favorability has increased by 30 points, and the current progress is -20!]

He stood there, dark waves surging in his eyes.

The dwarfs saw the changes in his emotions and rushed to find excuses to leave the room, leaving him room for digestion.

For a moment, only Linlang and Wright were left in the room.

Wright lowered his head and did not look at her.

Linlang took the lead in breaking the silence: "Hey, I haven't seen you for ten years. I'm your nominal mother at all. Do you hate me so much?"

Wright gritted his teeth and raised his head, looking complicated.

He hates her?

Not necessarily.

He was just angry, angry that she had taken everything alone, but as the prince of Tarland, he was huddled in this forest and lived a life of slump.

"So am I so unbearable in your heart? I am so cowardly and can't stand alone?" asked Leite.

Linlang was stunned for a moment and explained anxiously: "No, Wright, I am trying to protect you. You were so young back then. If something really happened, I, I..."

"How are you?"

Linlang paused, and said with a slut, "I, I don't have the face to face your father."

Wright obviously didn't believe it, and sneered: "Are you really trying to be worthy of your father?"

"Of course." Linlang nodded confidently, "After all, you are me..."

"I'm not your son!" Wright snatched the door, feeling a little embarrassed.

He had never expected to meet Ella in this way, nor did he expect that he had misunderstood for the past ten years.

He was full of bad emotions and couldn't vent his anger. He punched the tree next to him, shocking a tree of birds.

"No matter what, I won't forgive her!"

Wright stared.

Although he roared out this sentence hundreds of meters away, Linlang in the wooden house still heard it.

She leaned against the bed with her head in one hand, without any desire to be seriously injured.

Suddenly, her eyes were attracted by the apples on the table.
Chapter completed!