However, it was an inevitable choice that was required to protect Abella from the eyes of people, especially from her family.
Obviously, those nasty Amerigoâs relatives would dry up Abellaâs blood and kill her.
Like they had done throughout her childhood.
They have said countless times that she had to whip Abella and send her out of the mansion.
Some argued that her healthy child should be killed.
Sheâs an Amerigo, but she couldnât let her live as an Amerigo.
Instead of raising Abella in the arms of her parents, Mrs. Amerigo had to promise them.
âNever, I would never raise Abella like an Amerigoâs child.â
Sheâs going to completely turn away from Abella so that Abella could leave on her own.
Even if Lorelia was wrong, for her, a hillbilly who had nothing, this was the only way to protect her daughter.
They pushed Lorelia to the limit, not saying a word to her husband who was Amerigoâs legitimate bloodline. And her husband⌠turned away from Lorelia.
Her husband was a good father for the children, but not a good husband for Lorelia.
He had lived as a nobleman all his life, so he didnât understand Loreliaâs anxiety.
He believed that Amerigoâs relatives couldnât have been able to hurt Lorelia.
No nobleman could do such a vulgar thing.
However, that was true only for true nobles like her husband.
For the aristocrats like their relatives, who were parasites with the name of Amerigo, this was the only way to survive.
The difference in understanding pushed Lorelia into hell.
What Lorelia could do for Abella was to give her a chance to leave.
Lorelia had two children to protect from Amerigo.
Relatives who were aiming for Amerigo couldnât talk about Carlo.
Abella had a flaw, a child of the curse, but Carlo didnât.
Additionally, Abella was named the successor.
People pointed to Abella as their prey. Carlo was a secondary problem.
Lorelia⌠threw Abella as food to protect Carlo.
It wasnât wrong to say that all the rumors about Abella were derived from Armerigoâs relatives.
After Abella left, the beasts of Amerigo were silent.
They no longer put Abella in their mouth, nor did they bother Carlo and Mrs. Amerigo over Abella problems.
She was relieved to be liberated.
âI will protect this Amerigo.â
âArenât you Simon?â
Those words struck Mrs. Amerigoâs chest.
Gilmusâs serpentine eyes glanced at the child against her chest.
Mrs. Amerigoâs blood cooled down.
She realized why he told her to bring Simon today.
It was a mistake by Mrs. Amerigo.
âI have to see Simon, who inherited Carloâs blood, succeed the dukedom safely.â
They could harm Simon as well.
Her heart, tired with fear, beat faster.
Despite the childâs cry, Mrs. Amerigo couldnât even budge.
Mrs. Amerigo swallowed her saliva.
She was sorry for Abella, but Mrs. Amerigo had to protect Simon.
Mrs. Amerigo asked in a repressed voice.
Abella mustnât go back. Until Simon grows upâŚâŚ Abella should be here.
âSend Abella back to Vincent. This time, Abellaâs operation became Amerigoâs, right? So, tell her to go back to Vincent again.â
âYou thieving bastards.â
She could feel their desire to swallow Abella and covet Amerigo.
Do you think theyâd leave Simon alone after Abella leaves?
No. It couldnât be. Next after Abella, would be this young Simon.
Lorelia lowered her eyes.
AgainâŚ. Lorelia decided to throw Abella as their food instead of Simon.
âIâm sorry, Abella.â
However, the hillbilly Lorelia had nothing, and they had a lot.
âIâll go to hell and pay you back for this sin.â
Lorelia swallowed hot saliva.
âI will try my best. However, as you know, Abella is stubborn. I need time.â
âIâm glad you understand. Help Abella so she doesnât ruin the Amerigo tradition any further.â
Count Gilmusâs eyes were filled with contempt and satisfaction.
Mrs. Amerigoâs legs trembled.
This was the end of the country girl who fell in love with the noble little duke who was passing by the rural estates.
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It wasnât just about love.
It was so damning that she wanted to kill herself in her reckless youth times.
She knew love wasnât everything now.
Lorelia bit her lips to the point of bleeding.