All Chapters of Loving The Mad King: Chapter 201 - Chapter 210

Still on the terrace. Rion was restless and felt like leaving right away as Cristela continued to make small talk to him.   If the old woman had not despised Rion’s mother so much in the past, then Rion would have loved her as his grandmother. However, there was no point in thinking like that anymore because everything had happened, and Rion wouldn’t forget the awful words Cristela said in the past about his mother.   “... You hate me, but I love you. Is there nothing good in your memory about me? You always act cold and hate me a lot.”   Rion smirked.   “You are very funny, Cristela D. Panther. You need to do good things so that I can have good memories of you. Do you feel that you have ever done that? No, right? And about me hating you, you know exactly why,” said Rion sarcastically. His voice was cold.   “You wouldn’t remember it, but I once changed your diaper when you wet th

Day by day, the protection around Odette was getting tighter, and it made Odette protest to Rion again. For her, the way Rion tried to guard her by adding more knights was too much.   “I can still take it if it’s five to six people, but twenty? That’s too much. I feel very uncomfortable.”   “It’s all for your safety.”   “I know, but it’s too much. I feel like a heavyweight criminal who is tightly secured from escaping.” Odette was still protesting, but Rion ignored her. The girl had been protesting to Rion, and this was the fifth protest she had done so far this day.   “Rion!”   “Yes,” said the man without looking at the person he was talking to. His eyes were focused on every word he wrote on a file on the desk.   Feeling that Rion ignored her, Odette became annoyed. She didn’t say anything anymore, but her eyes stared at Rion continuously while showing an i

Odette let out a long moan after all the throbbing sensation had subsided, and her brain had regained control of her body.   She turned to face Rion and found the man was smiling faintly at her.   “You’re annoying,” Odette said in a sulky tone.   Rion widened his smile. “That’s your punishment,” he said in a slightly hoarse voice, tracing the girl’s face with his fingers. “I thought you really enjoyed it anyway,” he added, kissing the tip of her nose and then twirling the girl’s hair.   “No. I was forced,” said Odette.   ‘Forced?’ Who would believe that?"   “I do," said Odette with a pout.   "Of course, you were forced to scream so loudly and kiss me greedily,” Rion said, then smirked, making Odette’s blushing cheeks more obvious.   The girl was quite embarrassed as she recalled how she kept moaning because of Rion’s

“Anwen.” Odette grabbed Anwen’s wrist.   Arlo and the people around looked at them curiously.   “I’m fine, Sister. I’ll be waiting for you outside with Arlo and the others,” Anwen said, trying to maintain a smile. “You should come in and do your job. Don’t worry about me,” she added when she saw Odette’s worried face.   “Are you sure? If you don’t feel like it, you can go home.”   “It can’t be like that. I already told Brother Rion that I will take care of you. Please don’t think about me and come in. I’m fine.” Anwen smiled widely, but Odette knew that the girl was pretending to look fine.   “Your Highness the Princess.” Aerith came over and bowed in front of Anwen. “Please forgive my words, Princess. I didn’t mean to offend you in the slightest,” she said.   “It’s okay. You didn’t do anything wrong,” Anwen said casually, then looked at Odette. She asked Ode

Aathreya blinked his eyes.   “That’s true,” he said. He forgot that he could read minds.   “Tsk. Day by day, I’m getting senile,” he said again, and a second later, Aathreya stood very close to one of the vampires.   His pair of eyes sparkled when he met the vampire’s eyes. The vampire froze, while the other vampires were shocked. They attacked Aathreya, but the wizard blew them away with his aura.   Aathreya dug up the information in the vampire’s memory, but he didn’t get any information about Gerald. The memories of Gerald ended twenty-seven years ago when Gerald was being burned down and turned to ashes.   He was still trying. From what he could see, the memories of the vampire remained connected, and no parts were lost or erased. If any part was erased, then he could conclude that Gerald was really still alive, and the man erased the information so as not to be found out.