studiobondurri Chapter 300. Is It Just For The Sake Of Bearing My Child?
Chapter 300. Is It Just For The Sake Of Bearing My Child?
Chapter 300. Is It Just For The Sake Of Bearing My Child?
Dragon King's Harem Chapter 300. Is It Just For The Sake Of Bearing My Child?
With a long exhale, I let go of the tension coiled inside me. The urge to spread my wings and take off over the Healer Tribe’s stunning cityscape was strong. But I knew better. A flashy display of flight wasn’t just impolite—it could stir up trouble I didn’t need right now.
Instead, I stayed perched on the stone fence of my balcony, taking in the view. The city was like something out of a dream, a perfect mix of magic and nature.
Lifting the goblet to my lips, I sipped the golden drink, savoring its subtle sweetness while my thoughts drifted to the differences between this place and Dragon Cross City.
A movement below caught my attention. I glanced down at the palace courtyard, where a group of female elves stood. When they noticed me looking, they quickly lowered their heads in a respectful gesture.
I smirked, nodding back politely. As they turned to leave, their silvery laughter floated up. Their chatter was lively, punctuated by bursts of giggles, and I found it oddly charming.
Taking another sip of my drink, I couldn’t help but glance back at them as they walked away. Something about their youthful energy and camaraderie reminded me of high school. It was strange to think about, but their behavior had that same playful, gossipy vibe. For a second, I felt like the popular guy everyone wanted to talk about.
“What’s got you so interested, Your Majesty?” Evelina’s voice came from behind me. She stepped up to my side, curious about what had caught my attention.
Evelina pressed her lips together, her expression thoughtful. “You’re the king, Argod,” she said softly. “If that’s what you wanted, I couldn’t stop you.”
Her answer only made me more curious. “But if you could refuse, would you?”
She hesitated, then shook her head. “Of course, I want you all to myself,” she admitted, her voice barely above a whisper. “But you’re a king. You need an heir. What if I can’t give you one? Having more wives would increase your chances.”
Her hand moved to rest gently on her stomach, and she sighed. “Still,” she added, her voice tinged with both hope and determination, “I do want to be the one to bear your child.”
I studied her, her words lingering in my mind. “But is it just about giving me an heir?” I asked, leaning closer. “Don’t you want me for yourself? All of me?”
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