All Chapters of Becoming The Wife Of a Grand Duke: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Selina's face immediately turned pale at the question that came out of Deptian's mouth, she looked down while closing her eyes, hoping that Regina would not say what she had done to Regina earlier. While Regina only smiled sarcastically, she sensed that her half-sister was scared from earlier, so as a kind sister, Regina would cover up what her sister had done. "You're not answering me, Regina!" Deptian snapped worriedly. "Sorry, Dad. I just miss my mother who died earlier because of Madam Gloria." Regina said as she looked at Selina. Selina, hearing that Regina was not accusing her, immediately breathed a sigh of relief, but she was still afraid that her half-sister would complain behind her back. "Compress your eyes with cold water, it's not nice to look at!" Deptian ordered before starting his meal. Regina just looked at her father awkwardly, their relationship was not as friendly as father and daughter in other families, but Regina didn't want to make mistakes like in

"But, miss. I see it's very dark in there and there must be bad people in there," Merry said, trembling with fear. Merry was afraid that something would happen to her if she went in there, especially since she realized that she was just an ordinary servant. Maybe she could sacrifice herself for her, but would Regina really be safe? "It's okay, Merry. You don't have to worry, because it's safe for us to enter." Regina held Merry's shoulder lightly, as if to say that everything would be fine. Merry, seeing this, immediately nodded her head. Then they decided to stop for a while in a quiet place to put on the cloak, Merry also putting it on for fear that someone might recognize the lady if she didn't wear a hood. Regina walked confidently, still staring ahead. Merry, on the other hand, walked nervously and shakily. She was still afraid to think about what was in that narrow, dark alley, but she tried to trust the lady. "Miss." Merry held on to her dress, still unable to hide

"Who knows if the Count's wife is being negligent with her own husband," Regina said sarcastically. Regina did not want to call Elizabeth the Countess, she thought it inappropriate to call this cunning woman that. It would make her look rude, so only the Count's wife was mentioned by Regina. "Rude-" Elizabeth's words were cut off by Deptian, who raised his hand. "All of you, get out! You don't seem to have any compassion for the person who is lying sick with this insignificant debate!" Deptian snapped angrily. Deptian's head ached as she listened to the argument between these two women who had once been very close, but now often fought over trivial matters. As for Regina, she didn't realize that she had been so rash lately and now. It was all because of her memories and hatred that made her act rashly without thinking about what might happen in the future. "I'm sorry, Father, Mother. I panicked too much and made a scene because you were fine before I left," Regina said wit

"What are you arguing about in front of Father's room?" Regina looked at the two women who were arguing. "It's good you came, Regina. I just wanted to deliver some food to your father, but this servant prevented me from entering," Elizabeth said with dewy eyes. "Mother, please forgive my servant. I asked her to look after Father while he was away, but she made a mistake like this. In return, I will bring you this food." Regina gently patted her stepmother's shoulder. "No need, dear. Let me take it in, you must be tired from coming all the way outside," Elizabeth quickly objected. "It's all right, Mother. You'll be very busy as mistress of this residence anyway, so I'll take care of Father's business," Regina said half insistently. Elizabeth looked uncomfortable, but she did not refuse and instead gave Regina the food she had brought. "Thank you, Mother. I'll pass this food on to you so you don't have to worry," Regina said with a sweet smile. Regina entered the main room where

Regina was stunned, lost in reverie, when she heard the news of the doctor's death. Her little heart felt guilty, burdened with painful feelings. If Regina had not asked for the doctor's help, the middle-aged man might still be living in peace. In silence, Regina pondered for a moment, her eyes swollen from mourning the doctor's unfortunate fate. With every breath she took, she imagined how different the doctor's life would have been if she hadn't knocked on his door and asked for his help. If time could be turned back, would Regina be able to change this tragic fate? I don't know. Regret was all she felt, creeping into every fiber of her being. "I never thought I'd live to see this, but there's no point in crying over the past now. I must rise, for the sake of the doctor and everyone I love!" Regina decided. Regina sighed heavily and made the decision to return to her home immediately. A feeling of dread gnawed at her, interrupting her thoughts about the possibility that Elisabet