Chapter 174: Chapter 174 - Live to Sienna Pt.174
Bluebell was not at all happy to see the gift boxes that filled the room. It was no match for the gift she received after the wedding. But rather than being happy, she was afraid knowing that all this was due to her own lies. It seemed that she was about to pay for the lie soon.
“What should I do?”
Bluebell paced the room nervously, biting at the tip of her fingernail.
“It’s not too late to tell the truth…”
Only two people know that her pregnancy was a lie. The nanny and Carl.
The nanny asked her to tell the truth even now, but Bluebell didn’t listen to her. She’s already come too far. It’s too late to reveal that it was a lie.
“Your Majesty the Emperor has come.”
Bluebell and the nanny looked at each other with white-pale faces. He was the last person she wanted to meet right now. The one who knows her false pregnancy, and the one by whom she doesn’t want to be caught the most.
Carl strode into the living room. Bluebell didn’t even make eye contact with him. She was afraid of what kind of criticism she would hear.
He was clearly aware of her lies. They didn’t have sex, but she got pregnant – it was nonsense if it wasn’t a miracle.
Bluebell bit her lips and lowered her head. And waited when Carl would put out the fire.
“Did you have lunch?”
But Carl asked in a usual tone. Of course, she thought he would be angry. She thought he would be angry because she told such a lie, but he didn’t even bring up anything about pregnancy.
“You’ve lost a lot of weight.”
Carl held Bluebell’s hand. Bluebell was glad that Carl seemed to understand why she had to tell such a lie. She looked up at him, convinced that Carl cared about her. But he was looking down at Bluebell with a look that he was looking at something very pathetic.
Bluebell shook off his hand. She shook it off so fiercely that Carl looked at her with a surprised look.
“Don’t look at me like that!”
The time Bluebell had seen Carl was never short. She could read his feelings just by looking into his eyes. Carl’s sympathy felt like an intolerable insult to her.
“Am I pathetic?”
“Why do you say that?”
“Do you feel sorry for me, then?”
Carl gave no reply to Bluebell, who spoke with a venomous look. His face turned cold as if he knew the answer he wanted would not come back.
“Then you shouldn’t have brought me here. You shouldn’t have let me lie.”
Bluebell accused Carl violently.
“Do you know how I feel when I hear from my husband that he doesn’t see me as a woman? Do you know how humiliating it is?!”
“That’s…”
“Why didn’t you tell me a lie? Why didn’t you fool me with other sweet words instead of saying that I am like your sister and couldn’t sleep with me?! Then I wouldn’t have been this miserable.”
Carl frowned at Bluebell’s accusation. She was pregnant by false pretenses, but she was blaming himself for the rumor as if she had done nothing wrong.
“If you’re here to coax me into honestly telling that it’s a false pregnancy, you’re in vain.”
Normally, she wouldn’t have been able to convey her feelings properly because of her tears before she could have even finished talking, but today, strangely enough, Bluebell couldn’t shed tears.
“You’d better be honest before it gets too late.”
After listening to Carl’s advice, she clearly expressed her intention.
“No. I’m never going to tell anyone that my pregnancy was a lie. That won’t happen even if you rip my mouth off. I’d rather hang myself or throw myself out of that window if I am ever forced to do so.”
Bluebell threatened Carl. Not only Carl but also Bluebell herself did not know that this wickedness was hidden inside her. But now she couldn’t stop or hide it.
“I am not pregnant yet, but we can make it true. If I’m really pregnant, what I said would not be false.”
“You are insane.”
“It’s you who drove me crazy.”
Carl turned from Bluebell and left. It wasn’t the same girl he knew. It wasn’t Bluebell that he wanted to take care of because she was small and vulnerable. It was doubtful whether she was the one whom he knew for so long.
“You did this to me! His Majesty the High Emperor!”
Over the door came the screeching sound of Bluebell.