“I told you, maybe you forgot.”
I wasn’t lying about having told him.
At that time, we had just become mates not long ago and were attending a banquet together.
I had just become Luna then, and I was still very reserved at the banquet, afraid that my every move might not conform to etiquette and invite ridicule from other noble werewolves.
Ferris saw that I hadn’t eaten enough at the table, so he secretly took me to eat something delicious.
I told him then that I couldn’t eat seafood because I was allergic.
I remember clearly–at that time, Ferris said: “I’ll remember that, I’ll never forget it.”
But Ferris couldn’t remember at all that I had said I couldn’t eat seafood.
He only remembered that every time he came home, I would prepare seafood dishes for him.
He naturally assumed I loved eating them too, but never noticed that I never touched those dishes.
I seemed to know what he was thinking and said: “I used to cook fish for you often, not because I liked it, but because you liked it.”
Ferris felt even more suffocated.
The road to the hospital seemed to stretch endlessly.
“You don’t need to do this,” Ferris said after a long while.
Only then did I realize that all my past devotion had ultimately earned me this single sentence-“you don’t need to
do this.”
How foolish I had been.
I said flatly: “I know now, I’ll never do it again.”
I would never again be so good to someone who didn’t love me, giving everything without regard for myself.
In the afternoon, Cynthia rushed over after learning I was hospitalized.
Ferris had business to attend to and had already left the ward.
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She looked at me covered in red spots, her heart aching.
“How could you be so foolish? How could you eat something you can’t have?”
I comforted her: “Don’t worry, I’ve been tested before. The allergy isn’t very serious, it won’t kill me.”
“You’re talking nonsense! Don’t I know that severe seafood allergies can be fatal? If you do this again, I’ll…” Cynthia thought for a moment, not knowing how to threaten me, and finally said, “I’ll make myself allergic too.”
I couldn’t help but smile.
“Silly girl, I’m really not lying to you. I just have very obvious symptoms, but it really doesn’t threaten my life.”
“How could I joke with my own life?”
Cynthia was puzzled: “Then why make yourself suffer?”
“Ferris has always hated me, but he won’t let me leave. I don’t know how to make him lower his guard around me.”
“I could only think of one foolish method–make him feel guilty.”
“I was too stupid before, hiding everything, making him think I was doing well by his side, making him think I was climbing above my station with him. Now, I want him to know how much I’ve suffered by his side.”
This was also why, when I heard Ferris say those things to another woman yesterday, I endured it without getting
angry.
I knew my little schemes were never a match for Ferris.
Rather than that, I would disguise myself as I was before.
The only difference was, I wanted Ferris to see clearly–how good I was to him, and how bad he was to me.
Cynthia understood.
“Aurora, this is too hard on you.”
“You must not let Adrian know about today’s events, he’ll worry,” I instructed.
“Mm, don’t worry.”
Seeing it was getting late, I had Cynthia leave first.
As Cynthia left, she ran into Ferris walking toward her.
Ferris was tall and straight, with deep, sharp features, radiating nobility.
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He looked at my body covered in red spots and frowned: “Why hasn’t it gone away yet?”
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