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You Think I Won't Talk?

Elizabeth, a girl with an unusual personality is reincarnated into the body of a mute woman in what appeared to be medieval times. However, the people surrounding her seemed familiar. She had transmigrated as the dead villainess's older sister in a +19-rated novel she read long ago in her past life. Marianne, the previous owner of the body, had a tragic past. Abused by his obsessed older brother and little sister, the part of her soul left in the body doesn't give Elizabeth freedom. Now she will discover the truth behind Marianne's condition, experience unknown feelings, and recall her past to overcome these new difficulties. 'I'm gonna go crazy...how is it that this girl didn't even have her name mentioned in the novel?... some authors really are idiots...' _________________________________ Give some love to my other book too ^^~ • Barbaric Spouse, Descry the Night's Lure * To find my book you have to either search the title or my pen name. It will not show on my profile. _________________________________ TAGS: #R18 #SlowPaced, #Romance, #Smut, #Medieval, #Trauma, #Father&Daughter... (Sigh... so many tags... do emphasise #SlowPaced ^^) _________________________________ This is an original Story ^^ Author: XimenoideX

XimenoideX · Fantasy
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523 Chs

Chapter 412

"As I suppose you are aware of, some encounters I have had with your offspring, Duke Sylfinnier. Today, I am here because, of these few I have experienced… Yesterday's is one I believe the Duke should learn about for by casualty what I witnessed cannot be left ignored. Neither by yourself… nor the Empire itself."

The mention of the Empire lifted Orland's brow lightly. Within the investigation he had placed two of his children under, suspicious letters had been exchanged with one he knew resided in the royal palace itself… nonetheless, whom and with what intentions… it became a mystery his watch could not decipher, for the one letter they had intercepted being exchanged was later discovered as a decoy… Of this fact, Orland doubted was learned by Paul, for if aware, during the many days he had deprived the son from meeting his eldest daughter on many occasions Paul would have given a hint about this to his experienced father's eye.