Well, she knows that the Duke brought her in as a placeholder wife for his son to pacify the aristocracy. He brought her specifically solely because she was dying—a perfect way to get rid of her without suspicion and catapult the marriage between his son and the princess. After that, all the pieces would be assembled and he could revive his dead wife. Laria read the story, she knows the lengths that the duke went to; once she figured out the purpose, she logically understood that she was still in danger. It’s obvious that the duke missed Matilda to the point where he no longer lived emotionally. While somewhat misguided, she’s logically sound
I dont get her thought process and all the fml with this bs. Why the she think she will die when the original is that she died due to illness, how can she thought that the duke will kill her for Matilda?? For 7 years she still think want to run away without thinking about poor Evan. All what they did for her I believe she thought nothing of it.
VanquishR
Well, she knows that the Duke brought her in as a placeholder wife for his son to pacify the aristocracy. He brought her specifically solely because she was dying—a perfect way to get rid of her without suspicion and catapult the marriage between his son and the princess. After that, all the pieces would be assembled and he could revive his dead wife. Laria read the story, she knows the lengths that the duke went to; once she figured out the purpose, she logically understood that she was still in danger. It’s obvious that the duke missed Matilda to the point where he no longer lived emotionally. While somewhat misguided, she’s logically sound
Excarlet
I dont get her thought process and all the fml with this bs. Why the she think she will die when the original is that she died due to illness, how can she thought that the duke will kill her for Matilda?? For 7 years she still think want to run away without thinking about poor Evan. All what they did for her I believe she thought nothing of it.