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Too Late, My Dragon Lord Ex

Chapter 5 

Word Count: 721    |    Released on: Today at 10:45

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out a startled gasp as he slipped from her grasp

ace turning pale. Then, his mouth trembled, and silent tears began pouring down his cheeks.

dramatically, immediate

ts were less about a mother's genuine concern and entirely a calculated performance to grab Collin's

ntically checking Pip's bleeding leg, his face filled with pure dist

hysically harm her own child just to secure a man's pity. And a blind, hypocritical Lord w

ians are already weak; he can't handle physical trauma. I'll tak

oward his luxurious carriage with the child, treating Pip li

of my past life had thoroughly numbed me. In this lif

dust, leaving just me, Ansley, and her pat

as her. I turned toward the magnificent i

Conrad?" Ansley's voi

didn't bother

y shoulder. When she spoke again, all the fragility and tears were

ue colors fully exposed. "Lord Collin belongs to me. The future Lady of Fleming Castle will only ever

ooked at her. "Are you finis

pected me to scream, cry, or slap her again-anything she could use to pl

just putting on a brave face. Without the protection of the Dragon L

so incredibly short-sighted, so pathetically

over her. "All you want is a fancy noble title and a life of e

ecy. "Soon, Collin Fleming won't even have a copper coin to his name, let

of color. "What... wha

Enjoy your stolen gowns and your little illusions of grandeur while they las

ildered, panicked face and forcefully

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Too Late, My Dragon Lord Ex
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“I was locked in a lone obsidian tower for ninety-seven days by my fiancé, Dragon Lord Collin Fleming. He claimed I was mentally unstable and needed protection, but it was just a pathetic excuse to dissolve our Dragon-blessed marriage contract for a pitiful widow named Ansley Wyatt. In my past life, I foolishly believed his lies about fulfilling a "life debt" to her and stepped aside, hoping he would remember my sacrifices. Instead, he forced me into a humiliating Rejection Ritual for her sake. I was cast out by my family, became the laughingstock of the entire aristocracy, and was left to rot in the slums. Eventually, I died of sickness on a cold, wet night, watching from afar as Collin and Ansley held a grand, magnificent wedding at Fleming Castle. Until my last breath, I couldn't understand. My family's wealth had saved his exhausted Dragon-crystal mines, and I had given him my absolute devotion. Why did my loyalty earn me a damp cell and a miserable death, while his shameless betrayal was celebrated as a noble romance? Opening my eyes again, I was back on the exact day he came to the tower to collect me. Looking at his perfectly crafted mask of guilt and tenderness, I sneered and completely avoided his outstretched hand. "Get your three thousand gold coins ready, Collin. Our engagement is over."”