No one know if that because he hated all the interference and attitude to control him. Or he really hated Cattarina's initiatives for him. Monna preferred to keep her distance from him, after Belhart was furious at her because of Cattarina's attitude which was increasingly arbitrary according to him.
Belhart was really angry and upset with her.
"What are you really planning?" Belhart asked in a voice that was so cold and unfriendly that it made Monna shudder.
Monna stared at the dark expression on Belhart's face.
"What do you mean, Your Majesty?" Monna asked, not understanding, trying to be polite but in her heart was very depressed. Monna kept herself well so as not to provoke Belhart's emotions, which have been getting worse in recent days.
Belhart glared at Cattarina.
"Are you in the mood to set me up with Alliesia?" Belhart asked sharply as sharp as her piercing gaze.
Monna was stunned.
"How can you talk like that! Of course not .. "
"Of course not?" Belhart replied, half irritated and wanting to laugh. But he only smiled mockingly.
"Does this have anything to do with the conditions you put on me before we got married?" Belhart asked, interrupting Cattarina's conversation.
w.e.b.n.o.v.e.l only
He himself is not an idiot who cannot read his own wife's obvious movements.
Cattarina clearly wanted him to get closer to Alliesia. But for what? To make Belhart stay away from her and choose that woman? So that with that, Cattarina can be free from him?
There were so many pained feelings when Belhart thought about that. Belhart had been so distracted by her.
Did Belhart really mean nothing to her? For Cattarina to put herself so aside and willing to give him to someone else? Did all that make sense?!
Belhart was overwhelmed by wanting to give up.
"Cattarina, answer me now!! Is it true you did all this so you can divorce from me??!" Belhart asked in a number of sharp high notes that he deliberately flew.
Monna spontaneously looked down in fear. She herself did not want to inflame Belhart's emotions by honestly answering the question with a "yes" answer.
Belhart looked at her in disbelief. Because there was no refutation and no answer. So, that was true?
"You...!!"
Belhart seemed powerless. He was really angry at this point and disgusted. He then shouted angrily.
"Until whenever I will not divorce you! So don't even try to match me with Alliesia or anyone else! Because I won't divorce you until I die! "
Belhart's shout made Monna very shocked and terrified.
What did he mean by that? He won't divorce her to death? Is he kidding ?! Monna felt like her mind was getting messy. That day Monna and Belhart had clearly had a serious argument.
And Belhart, who kept trying to understand Cattarina's thoughts, repeatedly found out the truth about Cattarina's strange dream.
Cattarina Bourston what were you really thinking? And what were you really hiding and planning?
Cattarina might never tell Belhart anything about the dream that has been bothering her all this time. But Belhart as her husband certainly has the right to find out what was hidden in it without her knowledge because they were a husband and wife who should know each other's personalities.
Whatever problems Cattarina were facing now or later, of course Harry as her husband must be able to handle it no matter what and how.
Cattarina continued muttering several times in her restless dreams and it greatly bothered Belhart's mind which had now become completely devoted to her.
Belhart kept asking himself how all those dreams could keep bothering her.
"What kind of man really makes you so frightened and so hard to rest in peace with? Do I have to enter into your dream first when you are dreaming it so I can know what you are worried about? "
Belhart was repeatedly troubled by the contents of his own thoughts. Never thought that he would be so enthusiastic about wanting to know anything about his wife.
"Why are you suddenly looking at me like that?" Monna felt Belhart's sharp and piercing gaze as they returned to their afternoon tea together in the back garden of his palace.
Monna kept holding her teacup nervously and tightly so as not to fall if Belhart suddenly snapped back at her like he had been. Monna must have deeply misunderstood the meaning and tone of Belhart's accustomed cold voice.
Belhart, who knew that Monna felt uncomfortable and a little scared, then lowered his gaze again, which instead poured out his whole heart that was in torment.
"What's the matter with you inviting me to have a drink together even though before this you never seem to want to just drink with me and instead invite other women. Now you suddenly changed your mind? "
Monna was a little stunned to hear Berlhat's explanation just now. She then asked.
"Why can Your Majesty say that?" Monna felt the man in front of her was not in a good mood.
Monna repeatedly told herself not to get it wrong in front of Belhart. Monna may have gotten used to seeing that man complaining and complaining. Until anger was not clear and continued to corner her indirectly.
Until now, Monna was still not strong enough to take a number of attacks.
"I never intended to invite Your Majesty here to upset you. I really didn't mean it that way. Please, don't get me wrong. "
Belhart immediately gave up his desire to end their argument and be patient. Belhart's dark eyes were barking sharply and only glared at the figure of Cattarina in front of him.
"Didn't I ever ask you to stop calling me like that? Why do you have to keep making me repeat everything I say? Do you think I have extra patience? "
As the days went on, Belhart felt that Cattarina was never near him. In fact, she was getting backwards and harder to reach.
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