Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 186 Nancy’s emotional attack

Ulysses loves Nancy.

What about Nancy?

This is the first time Nancy has asked herself this question.

"I never thought before that I would be with another person like Safi and His Highness Fred."

Nancy rarely spoke in an ethereal tone.

She suddenly opened her heart and looked like she wanted to have a heart-to-heart talk with Ulysses, which made Ulysses stunned.

Nancy has always been careless and careless. I have never seen her look so deep.

Ulysses reacted quickly and smiled bitterly: "I know. You don't need to explain to me why you want to break off the engagement. You are an emotional bastard. I already knew it."

It sounds like she had deceived Ulysses about her feelings before. It was obvious that the two of them disliked each other before, right?

"When my father told me to break off the engagement, I didn't feel much about it. I felt that the engagement was irrelevant to you and me. After all, you are always surrounded by many girls. Even if the engagement is broken off, you will

If you feel sad for a while, you will soon stop caring."

"But you are sad now."

"If signing the engagement can make you feel more at ease, I'm willing to sign the engagement again."

It sounds so wonderful, doesn't it? Ulysses sneered and said: "What do you mean, do you pity me?"

Nancy shook her head: "I just don't want to see you sad."

She didn't lie, she could feel that Ulysses was in pain now, and if making an engagement with her would make Ulysses feel a little more relaxed, she would be willing.

The Ulysses earthquake was hard to describe, but for Nancy, it was unprecedented for her to give in to other people's feelings to this extent.

Nancy has always been lawless, because Nancy's family is also considered a top noble, and she has a free and easy temperament that doesn't care about other people's opinions and gazes, so she has always been unrestrained, like a burning fire, wherever she goes

When wildfire sweeps through, she will consider other people's mood and make some concessions, but these concessions are insignificant on the premise.

But now she voluntarily put a layer of shackles on herself called a marriage contract, just because she didn't want to see Ulysses sad.

"Are you pitying me? I don't need it, I just need..." Ulysses suddenly shut up. He only needed something. He just needed Nancy to love him sincerely, but such a plea was too humble. He

There is no way to say it.

Nancy looked at Ulysses's expression and realized that what Felicia said was right. Once she said what was in her heart, Ulysses retreated steadily. There was no disgrace like what she saw when she woke up in the morning.

The kind of fierceness that hits the wall and never looks back.

"I don't quite understand what it's like to be in love," she continued softly, "like His Highness Fred and Safi? His Highness always looks at Safi and smiles. It's hard for me to imagine who I'm feeling affectionate for.

Maimai's appearance, or like Azarez's treatment of Felissa? Silently guarding her side, like a shadow, I can't do it, I think I will go crazy."

He understands the truth, so why do Nancy’s examples always refer to men?

The relationship between each pair of lovers is different. Nancy has lacked the guidance of female elders since she was a child, and is very ignorant about the relationship between men and women. Because she can't understand it, she simply puts it aside. This is in line with her personality. If she can't figure it out, she will leave it alone.

Don't think about it, it's nothing.

But now she has to think about it, because Felicia reminded her that her opinion of Ulysses affects Ulysses' state. For Ulysses, she is willing to pick up this issue that has been put aside for so long.

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What kind of behavior can be called liking? Nancy couldn't figure it out. She occasionally read novels about teenage love. Things like rapid heartbeat and flushed face only appeared after she exercised strenuously, and then she entered the life-or-death phase.

She was immediately not interested in the plot, so she might as well read the history of war.

For Ulysses, love is an obsession, and he persistently wants to imprison her in what he thinks is a safe area. It is best that no one can see her, and she can't see anyone.

But this is abnormal. It cannot be tolerated in the eyes of the world. Anyone who listens to his inner thoughts will think that he is a madman.

Yes, he is a madman, even he admits it himself, but can't a madman achieve what he wants?

"It doesn't matter, you don't need to understand," Ulysses raised his hand and touched Nancy's face, smiling crazily, "You just need to be here well."

Here, locked and imprisoned by him, he would be happy even if the cost was that he would not be able to appear in front of her for the rest of his life.

But Nancy was Nancy, and she defeated Ulysses with just one sentence: "But I want to try to learn to like you."

Nancy's eyes were too clear, reflecting Ulysses' madness, which made him feel as if he was being burned, and he subconsciously let go and took a few steps away.

Her cleanliness made Ulysses look even more despicable.

Whether it came from intuition or from the heart, Nancy's words directly penetrated into Ulysses' heart.

Such a temptation was too sweet, and he could not refuse. Ulysses' throat rolled, and he struggled to spit out one word: "Okay."

Being liked and loved by her was something he had never thought about, after all, he was so heinous.

Ulysses backed down. This should have been the best time to raise conditions, but Nancy intuitively felt that it was better not to.

If Felissa were here, she would definitely say that her intuition was correct, because what Nancy just said was like lying to Ulysses when she asked for conditions at this time. Ulysses was stimulated at this time, and Nan

No matter how hard Xi stressed that what he said was true, Ulysses would never believe it again.

Suddenly Ulysses' expression changed, he stood up suddenly and left in a hurry.

Nancy looked at Ulysses's leaving figure with confusion, wondering why he left in such a hurry.

Ulysses returned to his room, and the door was thrown with a loud bang. The pharmacists and grandsons downstairs were startled by him, but they did not dare to go upstairs to check the situation.

Why did he come out at this time? Ulysses tightened his clothes on his chest and gasped for air. Cold sweat fell from his forehead and fell into droplets on the floor.

Another soul was struggling desperately, but how could Ulysses let him come out? He had already suffered a loss many years ago. He had kept a low profile for so many years and accumulated strength bit by bit, just so that he would not be able to come out again.

Being pushed back.

How could a cowardly coward who didn't even dare to admit that he liked it be able to occupy this body for so many years? Since he had the initiative over this body, he would never give it back again.

(End of chapter)