Didn't he want to kill her at first when his plan succeeded and he got her married
No? The only time dying was mentioned is when he told her that if they got caught duping the entire high society, the consequences of that could be death.
He definitely said he'd kill her afterward in the early chapters
Please let her luck put these bitches in their place.
You remember the chapter?
Hell nah bro wtf are you talking about lmao
I’m also confused by this lol so I need to know which chapter they’re referring to in case I have amnesia.
I’m pretty sure they mention he’s going to kill her or definitely implied. That’s unless the translation is off or smt
End of chapter 3
No, he really diddd
Thanks for the follow-up. I re-read the first three chapters for better understanding and remembered I didn’t take that shxt seriously so I erased it from my mind lol. Good memory.
And I guess the fact that he has a house and boat prepared for her makes it clear that I really was better off erasing that unserious threat from my mind lol
She remembers this, and is probably losing on purpose to build a better future for the slums she's from too. I don't think she's "cleaning house", I think she's losing on purpose and why they're saying she's being stripped bare.
They think they're humiliating her by noble standards, she thinks she will die and is swindling them all to put all that money to better the lives of others.
1. Wow, he had a boat and a house prepared for her? That’s no joke. I wonder if her divorcing Esdra was something he was envisioning to happen later on or if it’s just a few things she can have on her even while married.
2. Something I’m especially looking forward to is Lucrezia’s destroyed facial expression once she realizes she’ll never have him.
3. Glad you arrived in time to see Adelaide come out on top, Cesar. Sit down and relax.