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"In her second life, I want Sophia to choose the path she desires and live well and happily," Ragnar said to Adeline, who immediately burst into tears.

"Then... what about you, Your Highness?" Adeline asked.

Ragnar only smiled. “This is enough for me.”

Among the many forms of love, Adeline had to witness the most genuine and sacrificial kind.

That was, letting go.

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What if, in truth, I was the cause of her suffering? What if my actions were the source of her pain? Perhaps it was time for me to let her go. There was nothing to be done. I must bear this burden alone.
— Ragnar Clementine

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And what if I choose these burdens? What if I choose you, every time, no matter how many lives I have?
— Sophia
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#war #kingdombuilding #secondchancelove #politics #multiplecouple #mutant #diplomacy #heartwarming


This is the Sequel of: 
- Undressed by The Half-beast Prince (completed at Chapter 224). Check on my profile.
- can be read as stand alone story.

disclaimer:
- 18+ above, please be wise
- Previous story: Undressed by the Half-beast Prince
- slow burn love story
- explicit content will be cautioned at the begginingbof chapter
- the cover is commissioned

Undressed by the Half-beast King

Stay by my side, Sophia. Do not venture into anything perilous without consulting me first. Only by letting go of that immense power we can possibly stand a chance to be together. And trust me, it's the only way we can safeguard our future together. Can you do that for me? For the four of us.

Ragnar stood, his presence commanding as always. He faced Sophia, his eyes softening as he leaned forward to plant a gentle kiss on her forehead.

"I must leave now. You're capable of managing your duties as Queen, but please, take care not to overexert yourself. Rest if you must."

"My past is marked by tragedy—none of the women who carried my offspring could sustain the pregnancy. You are the exception, the only one who has successfully given birth to my child. Nonetheless, we must be cautious. I couldn't bear the loss of another child due to preventable mistakes."

Oh, how utterly embarrassing if that were true!