All Chapters of Never To Be Loved Again: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

(Flashback continued…)Alicia spun around and dashed down the hall. So they'd been meeting in private for sexual encounters. Without a doubt. She should have known better. He had not sought her body in a long time because he had found another to satisfy his crazed desires.“Ah…”Her mind was wrought with pain, headaches, and dizziness as she walked downstairs. Her body jerked forward slightly, her strength drained away from her. Maybe it was stress, maybe it was shock, but she didn't want to lose consciousness at this point, but she did, and everything went black.The life in her belly had vanished by the time she regained conciousness. She couldn't believe what she was hearing. She caressed her stomach in sorrow. She was unable to cry. She should have, but there wasn't an ounce of it.The maids, who were crying, tried to console her by telling her she could have another child.But Alicia was certain it would never happen. She had lost the new life in her stomach due to carelessness.

Alicia internally refuted Anna's words at the time, but she did not speak her thoughts aloud and instead drank the tea quietly. Anna, on the other hand, laughed lightly, reading the lines in Alicia's face."You don't believe me, Alicia. Look, I put on my battle armor shortly after the birth of my child and dashed across the battlefield to reclaim the crown that was rightfully mine. What about your mother? Wasn't it true that your mother, who was usually so gentle, did everything she could to keep her beloved man by her side? Remember what I said. Ivan is exactly the same. He's not going to give up on you so easily."But the Queen was mistaken. She was wise and wiser than her years, but she knew nothing about her son.Her words only raised Alicia's hopes for a happily ever after.He was a cruel man, Ivan Corty. He abandoned her, using her as a scapegoat to remove her power, and stripped her of her status until she had nothing.As a result, while the sailor believed in Ataraxia, the yo

Soup spoons and plates flew overhead, and the inn quickly became chaotic. Meanwhile, the boy and the man sat in the corner, eating quietly."You'd better keep an eye on your groin, or you'll find yourself without balls!" exclaimed the enraged woman."Aye, curse you, woman!" exclaimed one man, immediately covering his lower area."The young lady happens to be leaving the estate and soon to board the ship to Coulson," the woman explained. "How about you come with me? We'll inform the young lady that you spit on her mother's grave!""I spit on yer' mother's grave!" retorted the man.The boy froze, his grip on the fork slipping. He jumped to his feet and walked over to the rowdy table."What exactly did you say? The young lady, she's leaving Ehrlich?" the boy inquired.The man and woman were perplexed by the boy's sudden appearance, but they told him what they knew."Ah' heard it from a relative who worked in the mansion, kid," the man explained."The young lady sold some properties and

"No, I won't," said the silver-haired woman, shaking her head.“Why? "Come on, choose one," the princess instructed."Do it on your own." The silver-haired woman turned away and flatly refused the princess.Because the king adored his daughter, her words and commands were equivalent to the king's orders. She was known for her fiery temper, and no one could calm her down, not even the royal family, her relatives, or the nanny. As a result, no one dared to speak to the princess in a manner befitting their image.Helen burst out laughing and jumped out of her chair. "I was only joking. Don't tell me you thought I'd make you all jump into the lake and drown in this freezing weather."'You're the type to do that,' the young nobles thought as they awkwardly laughed.Helen's arms were crossed. "Of course I'm not going to do it." We'll stop here because Alice said so."One gentleman blushed as he heard her words. He was the source of their anguish because of his earlier veiled sarcastic remar

Alicia then bid her farewell and exited the room.When Alicia first arrived in Coulson six years ago, she quickly became Helen's companion. Helen was the youngest royal child, and the House of Coulson adored her. Many noblemen tried to win the princess' heart, but they were unable to stand her temper. But Alicia, who was also of royal blood and the princess's age, appeared like a knight in shining armor and became Helen's true friend.Alicia was genuine, which Helen appreciated. Alicia grew on Helen despite their extreme personality differences. Helen had a fiery temper, whereas Alicia was gentle and patient.They fit together like two complete puzzle pieces.The princess even asked, begged, for Alicia to live with her in the palace, but Alicia refused. Her stomach grumbled at the thought of the palace.Alicia strolled out of the princess' residence and through the palace's central garden. The sun began to set, and cold air crept through the cracks in her clothes. Alicia came to a hal