Sein had grown accustomed to the lively and lavish atmosphere of the dinner banquets, but the same could not be said for his cousin, Selina.0

Her very name had marked her as an outsider in these gatherings.0

Adding to her discomfort, Sein’s great grandfather, Jeremy, had mistakenly assumed she was Sein’s wife.3

During the dinner, Jeremy even prodded Earl Grantt to inquire about Sein’s intentions regarding starting a family.0

For ancient knight houses like House Grantt, the continuation of the family bloodline was of utmost importance.0

While House Grantt had quite a number of indirect descendants, there were only few direct descendants.0

This was primarily due to Earl Grantt having only...0