Chapter 98: Lady Leyna's Reformed Rake

Kahlo handled his new wife with care and gentleness from the very beginning. She didn't want her to be afraid of him, as his reputation precedes him. He did unimaginable deeds during his days of rampaging revenge.

When he learned that the king had finally bedded her, part of him died, but when he found out that it was her doppelganger, his heart hoped. He did everything to take her out of his mind. Just thinking of her was disloyalty to the king he respected the most. He was grateful to the new queen for taking good care of her.

He immediately knelt and gave his oath to the king when he gave her to him, and he didn't want to ruin it. "The maids said you like the rough mating," she said, blushing.