دانلود رمان انگلیسی “نامزدی بسیار خوشحال کننده برای اسلایم دوک و بانوی نجیب فالن” – جلد دوم

I am Francette de Blanchard, daughter of one of the kingdom’s most distinguished nobles, Duke Mercœur. My life changed in the blink of an eye when Prince Mael rescinded his engagement to my older sister, Adele, sending our family into ruin. My diligent and graceful sister hadn’t done anything wrong. She had simply fallen victim to the schemes of those who wanted to get closer to Prince Mael. My father had no ambition—he was the ultimate pushover. So he accepted the punishment without putting up a fight and proceeded to live a carefree life with his mistresses. On the other hand, my mother, who was a princess of a neighboring country, went back to her homeland with my exiled sister. I knew I’d have a stabler life if I went with my mother, but I chose to stay in the kingdom. It wasn’t that I was worried about my father. He was the kind of person who was loved everywhere he went, so he’d be able to stubbornly survive in any situation. So why didn’t I go to the neighboring country, then? Because I’d completely lost faith in humanity. After my sister was accused of terrible deeds and our family lost all of our assets, our close friends distanced themselves from us and looked at us as if we were criminals. It made me realize that no one had ever seen me as myself—only as a daughter of Duke Mercœur. Now that I was no longer the daughter of a powerful duke, there was no value in associating with me. The reality sank in like a chill spreading through my stomach, overwhelming me with an indescribable fear. Even if I went with my mother to the neighboring country, people would only show me respect as the daughter of their former princess. It would be no different from when I was treated as the daughter of Duke Mercœur. If we fell victim to another scheme, everyone would leave me again. I didn’t want to repeat that experience—it had felt like sitting on a bed of nails. So I stayed in the kingdom. I won’t deny that my reasons were pessimistic, but after making my decision, I was determined to prove my own worth.