History at the Library
History at the Library - Chapter 126

Wind Becomes a Storm (7)

She just shut up and decided to be calm. It would not be too late to say after Cardel became Empress that she had nothing to do with the Grand Duke.

“Come to think of it, are you in a position to advise Us? Somehow, this relationship seems to have been slow.”

“So who do I owe this to?”

“Because of Us?”

“It’s perfect for a strange misunderstanding when you come every night.”

Vivian made a rough case. In fact, there was no relationship between the two, except for the sponsor and the writer, so of course there was no relationship to proceed, but it could not be said in a more straightforward manner.

In fact, it was true that she was misunderstood because of the terrible emperor, and Julian seemed to be worried unexpectedly. Of course she knew he was going to just dislike her like a bunch of gangsters.

“Is that why you seem to be sharp these days? It’s so ridiculous… ”

Julian let out a sigh as if he had just found out. And he looks up and down at Vivian and sighs like an old man who’s lived in the world.

“Me and you. I’ve never had such an unpleasant misunderstanding before.”

Vivian wriggled her eyebrows silently. That’s what she’s saying.

“I can’t stand in the way of your love business. Tell me if you can.”

“What…? Are you sure you’re okay?”

“It would be better to be ashamed for a moment than to be blamed for the rest of your life.”

No, if you’re going to say it so easily, don’t try to hide it from the beginning!

Vivian was emotional, but as soon as Aiden was involved, she shook her head when she saw the emperor giving up his pride and giving up.

What a serious brother complex.

Julian checked his watch in his arms and soon got up.

“That’s enough for today.”

“It’s the weekend, so make sure you read the book I picked for you.”

“……I’ll try.”

He recalled books full of pink from title to cover and reluctantly replied.

Vivian waved her hand gently on his back as he was leaving, and then began to work hard to put the number tag back on. There was a lot of work piled up because she lost all her time dealing with the emperor.

She rubbed her eyes with the back of her hand yawning as she stopped gluing the paper.

There is not much time left until the publication date of the new book is soon. The content was allowed by Cardel and the Emperor also gave permission directly, so all that remained was print work.

She has been busy supervising the cover and interior materials and designs from day to day. Work was piled up and fatigue piled up, so she was in quite a mental state now.

She was stretching herself out of sleep and suddenly there was a commotion outside.

What is it? In the middle of the night?

It wasn’t loud, but she heard words. It was not long after Julian left.

Vivian rose from the counter with an uneasy look. Then, she hid as much as she could and carefully went to the entrance of the library. Then, the other person’s voice sounded clearer. It was dark and hard to see, but it was such a familiar voice that she immediately recognized who it was.

“Aiden?”

She called her opponent right away without thinking. At the same time, the sound of words stopped.

One of the two men wearing hoods turned his head. His eyes met the blue eyes that shone clearly in the dark, and Vivian hardened at the same time.

She felt as if she had been bitten on the back of her neck with a sharp tooth without mercy. She swept her palms in a cold sweat. Of course, she couldn’t feel any blood or tooth marks.

He strode without hesitation. Then he grabbed her wrist stretching halfway through the air and pulled her into his arms.

“Get out of the way. You’ll get hurt.”

The Emperor’s bewildered gaze flashed through the crack of the door, but the door slammed shut with Aiden’s forceful recoil. At the same time, the two spaces were completely blocked.

Vivian was so overwhelmed by the harsh atmosphere that she had no choice but to follow suit as he led.

The beginning of misunderstanding comes from a very trivial thing.

At first, Vivian threw playfully to provoke him, and it was the beginning that she didn’t mind saying that she could have another man at any time. The misunderstanding, which was only a small spark, grew in size as time passed.

A light attitude that does not see everything in the world except the material of the novel. It’s an easy body to give right away if she stimulated it a little bit. Whether it was burdensome to share a heart, it was her anxiety that he immediately offered a sex partner.

The fire flared up. The flaming flames seemed to swallow up his mind.

God damn it.

Aiden swallowed the curse and clenched his fist. The way she treated Thatcher, the president of the publishing company, was unpleasant, but considered it possible because of her long-standing relationship. But of all things, even the Emperor was involved now.

There was no trust in Vivian to believe that nothing really happened with him. At least, that was the case with men.

What the hell should he do with her?

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