Goodbye, Saintess. Novel

The Unseen Kingdom That Followed Me Into Every Dream by Alyndra Meron Valeen 96 Summary The narrator notices Baron on stage, signaling readiness to take the stage themselves. However, Hera suddenly grabs the narrator's arm, confronting them about their attitude and jealousy over her attending a high-society banquet with Edmund. Hera tries to explain the situation, insisting that Edmund was simply more suited for the event due to his experience, and reassures the narrator that she still chooses them as her husband.

Despite this rare moment of vulnerability, the narrator dismisses her words as empty and declares their relationship over, telling her to be with Edmund if she wants. Hera is devastated by the narrator's rejection, tears welling up as she struggles to understand why he cannot accept her love. She looks exhausted and defeated, wiping away tears and dismissing him as a nuisance. The narrator, however, scoffs at the idea that he is walking away because of Hera or her friends' opinions; he is determined to take control of the situation by going on stage and deciding the future of Hera's project.

The tension escalates as the narrator coldly tells Hera she should leave instead, implying she will fail tonight. Hera reacts sharply, accusing him of jinxing her. Sebastian's behavior is baffling and hurtful to Hera, as he insults and curses her despite not understanding the significance of the event or her ambitions. Hera's voice trembles with a mixture of anger and pain as she confronts him, highlighting the deep emotional conflict and fracture in their relationship. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below I cast a quick glance toward the stage.

There stood Baron, scanning the crowd until his eyes locked onto me. Me: [I'm here. You can start now. I'll be on the stage shortly.] Just as I was about to stand, Hera suddenly grabbed my arm. "What's wrong? Can't handle it anymore? Now you're just hunting for a different seat?" "Get lost," I muttered under my breath. She didn't release her grip. "Alright, I'll admit I was a bit harsh earlier. But how long are you going to sulk like a spoiled child?

Are you really so petty that you're upset just because I went to a party with Edmund?" Hera took a deep breath, as if she was swallowing a mountain of frustration mixed with something like regret. "Look, it was a high-society banquet. There were strict rules and etiquette you don't know. You would've made a fool of yourself if you'd come along." "Edmund's different. He's been managing an overseas business successfully for years. He's familiar with events like that. He knows how to behave in those circles.

Just by appearance and manner, he was the better choice..." Her voice faltered when she realized how that sounded. "I'm only talking about the event, okay? Not about us. I'd still choose you as my husband. Happy now?" To Hera, this was a grand confession - a rare moment of vulnerability from someone who usually wore the armor of a tough, no-nonsense CEO. What more could she say to prove her love? But to me, it sounded like empty words. Like she thought she was doing me a favor by explaining herself. "How messed up do you have to be to think I can't live without you? Wake up.

It's over." I yanked my arm free from her grasp. "Banquets? Marriage? Who cares? Just run off with Edmund already and save me the headache." She froze, tears brimming in her eyes. Why couldn't he just accept her love? What more did he want? She looked utterly drained. "Fine. Go. Maybe next time, you'll finally come to your senses." Lowering her head, she wiped away her tears and waved me off like I was nothing more than a nuisance. I scoffed. Did she really think I was walking away because of what she and her foolish friends had said? Hell no. I was heading to that stage.

I was about to decide the future of her entire project. "No, you should be the one to leave. Because you're not doing anything else tonight. Seriously, save yourself the pain," I said coldly. Her eyes snapped up sharply. "Did you just jinx me?!" Sebastian was impossible today. First, he insulted her in front of everyone. Now he was cursing her too? Why? What right did he have? He didn't know the first thing about business or finance. He had no idea how much this meant to her. "You're just saying that to jinx me, aren't you?" she demanded, voice trembling with a mix of anger and hurt.

Conclusion The tension between them hung thick in the air, a fragile dance of love and resentment that neither seemed willing to break. Despite the harsh words and the emotional barricades they had built, the undercurrent of their complicated connection remained undeniable. Both were caught in a storm of pride and vulnerability, struggling to reconcile their feelings with the harsh realities that threatened to pull them apart. In this moment of raw confrontation, the chapter captures the painful complexity of love when burdened by misunderstanding and unspoken expectations.

Tensions simmer beneath the surface, and readers will witness how their conflicting desires and misunderstandings threaten to unravel not only their relationship but also the fate of Hera's ambitious project. The raw vulnerability displayed by both characters hints at a turning point where pride and pain clash with the possibility of reconciliation or further estrangement. Meanwhile, Baron's presence looms quietly in the background, his intentions and influence still unclear but palpably significant.

As Sebastian prepares to take the stage and make decisions that could alter everything, the stakes are raised on both personal and professional fronts. Expect the upcoming chapter to explore the intricate interplay of power, loyalty, and emotion, leaving readers eager to see who will emerge stronger and what sacrifices will be demanded in the unseen kingdom that shadows their every move. Sara Lili Sara Lili is a daring romance writer who turns icy landscapes into scenes of fiery passion. She loves crafting hot love stories while embracing the chill of Iceland's breathtaking cold.