Young Bride in a Lightning Marriage: Never Tired of Mr. Leon’s Love



After finishing what she had to say, Lucy stood up to leave. She had no intention of wasting any more time with this rude and strange man.

She should have listened to Cillian and been more cautious. She vowed to never roam around aimlessly again.

Seeing as Lucy was so upset she was going to leave, Theodore grew desperate.

He had every reason to believe that if he missed this opportunity today, finding this lady, who could potentially be his sister, again would be as difficult as reaching for the stars.Original content from NôvelDrama.Org.

Driven by urgency, Theodore stood up and grabbed Lucy's hand.

Lucy reacted strongly, glaring at Theodore and then at his hand gripping her arm.

He immediately released her hand as if he were shocked by electricity.

"I'm sorry, I... I was..." he stuttered.

Damn it. What had gotten into him? Even if he was desperate, how could he act so rudely?

Unable to find the right words to explain himself, Theodore was interrupted by Lucy, who was growing impatient.

“That's enough, sir. I think I've made myself quite clear. The world is full of wonders, so it's not uncommon for two strangers to look like each other.

“I have a father and a mother. I'm definitely not your long-lost sister, so please show some respect.

"Even if there's a one-in-a-million chance that I could be your sister, your behavior is making me hate you!"

Although her parents were not nice to her, how could she not know if she was the Quinns' daughter or not?

To shake off Theodore, she decided to stand firm.

Meanwhile, her words struck him like lightning. Hate him? Since when did he become someone his sister would hate?

The moment he saw Lucy, all he felt was deep affection for her.

If Lucy were truly his sister, he would cherish this little princess endlessly.

However, he managed to make Lucy hate him now. He was such a lousy brother.

"I-I'm sorry for my rudeness. You can leave. I shouldn't have forced you..."

Disheartened, the high and mighty prince of Charleston apologized.

When did he ever have to humbly apologize to a woman, let alone apologize twice in one day?

All of this was because he could not bear the thought of Lucy hating him.

Lucy felt a tinge of guilt and compassion when she saw Theodore's expression.

She felt like she should not have said those things, but at least she had managed to shake him off.

However, the burning sensation on her back was becoming unbearable, so she had to leave this place immediately. Suppressing the strange feeling in her heart, she turned around and began to walk away.

After a few steps, the burning sensation intensified. She suddenly felt like a string in her mind had snapped.

'Velda!'

The name echoed in her mind, but who was Velda?

Before Lucy's consciousness began to fade, she faintly sensed her 'other self' rushing toward her while shouting a strange name. Then, everything went dark.

Meanwhile, Cillian finished writing his thesis and stretched his stiff shoulders. He glanced out the window at the fading light and realized that it was time to prepare

dinner for Lucy.

He smiled and headed out, only to see that their kind landlady, Maggie Stewart, had already cooked dinner for them.

Thanking her warmly, Cillian went

upstairs to call Lucy down for

dinner. However, when he got

room, it was eerily quiet.

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