There was no doubt in Viscount Henderson that the so-called great General of Archess, who was well-known to be a bloodthirsty man, as rumour had spread out about his cruelness when he was on the battlefields, would turn down his offer after he mentioned the innocence of his captivating daughter, whose body was far more voluptuous and attractive than the General's wife.
The innocence of a woman, along with her irresistible body, was an unavoidable temptation that could definitely draw the interest of any man, making it impossible for them to reject such an unbearable pleasure. And it was the weapon that was used by the Viscount to capture anyone who could save him from sinking deeper into beggary.
But a fleeting second later, his confidence was shattered into dust by his remaining target's cold and sharp response.
