Swear Fealty To Me, My Subjects! Chapter 143.1: The Passion of the Elven Wife (1)

In the regent's residence.

At dinner time, Hamilton sat with his daughters and wife. He looked at the sumptuous banquet at the table listlessly.

The regent was a busy person.

He had to deal with a lot of government affairs all day long and spent very little time at home.

Every day, the only time he could meet his wife and daughters was during dinner time.

However, today, the regent had already stayed at home for the entire day.

He knew that he was already in extreme danger. He too did not want to stay at home and wait for death; he wanted to try his best to save himself.

However…

He was already at the end of his rope.

The killer Lynn could no longer be contacted. The interest groups surrounding him collapsed miraculously in three days.

Looking around, there were only pairs of disgusted and unfamiliar eyes left in the entire Leta palace.

Everyone was watching coldly from the sidelines.

What else could he do?

At that moment, the regent noticed his second daughter who wanted to say something but hesitated.

Today, his daughters had been playing outside for the entire afternoon and had just returned.

The younger sister looked at the regent and was silent for a long time. She wanted to say something but did not dare to.

The regent asked, "Gwendolyn, what's wrong?"

"Father, I have a question."

His second daughter mustered her courage and asked him curiously, "What will happen to us after the Moonlight Queen is crowned?"

"…!"

That stupid question caused the veins of the regent to bulge!

What would happen after the Moonlight Queen was crowned?

He did not understand how he could have raised such a stupid descendant.

As long as they shifted their attention away from eating, drinking and having fun, they should know what their father did to the previous regent after he ascended the throne to consolidate his power and rule.

He killed their entire family.

It was not only the regent's family, but also the Fremont family that was related to him by marriage.

The two families were removed from the genealogy

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