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I Carried My Enemy’s Child

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Two families who loathe each other to the core: Vermonte and Temnes. Clodel becomes the sacrificial offering for a forced reconciliation, marrying Kaian, the Duke of Temnes. “So you’re a bride unwelcomed by Temnes. Know your place and walk in on your own feet.” Kaian treats her coldly, as the heir of a family locked in long-standing hostility. “How admirable. Selling yourself to a man from your enemy’s house because of starving children.” For him, it was an unwanted marriage. For her, it was a marriage she chose. Clodel endured the humiliation poured upon her— she had not come here ignorant of what awaited her. Between the two, a fragile bond of husband and wife begins to take root. Gradually, he grows obsessed with Clodel, and she finds a reason to live in Kaian. But a shallow, unstable relationship is easily shattered and ruined. “It’s disgusting—mixing such filthy blood. It’s not like you can split a child in half.” Upon learning her husband’s true feelings, Clodel leaves him behind.

(Source: Naver, translated)

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Chapters (43)

  1. Chapter 42
  2. Chapter 41
  3. Chapter 40
  4. Chapter 39
  5. Chapter 38
  6. Chapter 37
  7. Chapter 36
  8. Chapter 35
  9. Chapter 34
  10. Chapter 33
  11. Chapter 32
  12. Chapter 31
  13. Chapter 30
  14. Chapter 29
  15. Chapter 28
  16. Chapter 27
  17. Chapter 26
  18. Chapter 25
  19. Chapter 24
  20. Chapter 23.5 - Hiatus Notice
  21. Chapter 23
  22. Chapter 22
  23. Chapter 21
  24. Chapter 20
  25. Chapter 19
  26. Chapter 18
  27. Chapter 17
  28. Chapter 16
  29. Chapter 15
  30. Chapter 14
  31. Chapter 13
  32. Chapter 12
  33. Chapter 11
  34. Chapter 10
  35. Chapter 9
  36. Chapter 8
  37. Chapter 7
  38. Chapter 6
  39. Chapter 5
  40. Chapter 4
  41. Chapter 3
  42. Chapter 2
  43. Chapter 1

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