The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

When Lucy arrived at Agarwood Pavilion, she smelled the strong odor of blood again even before she had entered the room. Her expression changed suddenly and she ran in immediately.

“Prince Kurt, are you okay?”

When the maids present saw Lucy approaching, they turned their attention from Kurt to Lucy and said, “Ms. Lucy, you're finally here. Prince Kurt just passed out.”

Lucy rushed to the bed.

Kurt was lying unconscious on the bed without any movement. His beautiful and delicate face looked ashen under the glow of the lamp next to him.

On the corner of his lips was a sliver of blood that hadn't been wiped clean.

“He vomited blood?”

A chill ran down her spine at the sight.

The maids nodded worryingly and pointed to the floor they had just cleaned.

The people who got infected that night only had unbearable diarrhea and stomachache. However, Kurt's condition was much more severe. Naturally, that got them worried.

After hearing them out, Lucy ignored them and told them to leave the room.

“Leave the room for now.”

“Huh? But Ms. Lucy, what do you—”

at her with puzzled

them with a bone-chilling gaze. “Didn't you hear me? I

maids trembled and left

with her foul temper? She's not even

like a consort before even becoming

think it's possible. But with so many candidates in the tribe, there's going to be a long line ahead of her.

see. Isn't Prince

began to discuss the birthday of the king's heir that was just around the corner,

wanted to see what was

of the maids' gossip as she was examining Kurt in the

unorthodox method. Instead of diagnosing his pulse like when she did

lifted Kurt's wrist and swiftly slit

Spurt!

instantly gushed out from

took out a vial of green liquid and poured it

After a while, a squishy, black, worm-like object crawled out from

it really

worm-like object with her hairpin to get

and didn't want to move,

she put the worm-like object back

buried itself into the wound as if it had caught the scent of delicious

Kurt's complexion gradually

who had slept until the sun was