History at the Library

Chapter 81

“You said you’d let me know if you didn’t remember. Since you’re helping me, can you tell me what you said yesterday as you remember?”

“Every single one of them.”

“Vivian, I lost.”

“What? You’re saying something weird. When did we fight?”

Vivian specialized in verbal harassment and Aiden specialized in physical harassment. However, one side was struggling to cope with the specialty.

He gazed at Vivien, who was grinning as if she didn’t know anything, and stuck out her notes. He meant take this and be quiet.

Vivian grumbled and began to write down what happened yesterday with ink on the table.

When Aiden got excited, his mouth got tougher than before and he used his lower body. The usual appearance of being polite also made her heart beat differently from sexual excitement.

Even if it became rough, he was a nobleman compared to the Duke of Bron, but she was rather excited to see him not cross the line. He was like a lake. If you throw a stone, there will be a calm wave, but at the root there is stillness.

The novel she’s writing now has all the stories and characters already been decided. Vivian was sorry for that. Under the guise of a bad man was a bad boy. It’s a lot cooler on this side than the character inspired by Duke Bron.

It’s hard to include the Grand Duke’s character in the current situation, but if she had a chance someday, she wanted to write a novel with him as the male lead. It’s bound to be a very attractive male lead.

Is it a secret?

Well, whatever. She’ll use it someday! Vivian decided by hitting an asterisk next to a memo describing him in detail.

“What are you smiling about?”

“Just.”

She glossed over the notes, quickly turning them over to the next page.

“Come to think of it, what is this ring?”

She forgot because it was so thin and wearable. Vivian fiddled with the ring on his left ring finger and asked. A new ring took place on the finger that once had a purity ring on it.

The color of the jewel kept fluttering like a flame, so it also seemed to be a magical object. This artifact would not have a normal price no matter what magic it is under.

“There is contraception magic in it.”

“Oh…”

That’s right. Contraception is very important. There was nothing more troubling than having a baby that they didn’t want. She reflected and accepted that she had not been able to reach such a thought before.

Vivian, who became less worried about pregnancy, nodded, but wondered why he put it on her left ring finger. She’s right-handed, so she doesn’t want to get in the way of writing. This is for the best.

Don’t say that there was no other meaning. She rolled her eyes, lost in thought for a moment, and suddenly gave a sly look.

“You could have taken the medicine then, but I’m wearing a ring. How often are you thinking of doing this with me? I don’t intend to do it every day.”

Vivian flirted with the novel and poured all her heart back into it as if it had never happened.

Aiden, who, of course, knew she’d come kneading and seducing, had a moment to harden before flicking her eyebrow.

Either way, Vivian began to write hard. Since most of the contents have been changed, there was a burden of having to be revised from the beginning, but it was useful as she wrote it.

Anyway, the male lead was a friendly man in the initial setting, so she just had to fix it like it was all acting and pretending because that was the Duke of Bron. It was easy because only the scene, conflict, and ending parts needed to be slightly corrected.

And the sub-male character, inspired by His Majesty, was also intended to be introduced as a new character. He fell in love with the heroine at first sight, but he was a villain who swung her around because he was not aware of his feelings.

Worst man to squelch with power, then forced himself to get drunk and commit crimes to somehow try to keep him near her. The male protagonist, who fails to see it, eventually becomes rebellious because of a woman, and the Emperor is stabbed to death.

A supporting role that can only be completed by death.