A Demon Lord’S Obsession novel Chapter 170

Chapter 170: Sylphy’s Letter Part 2

If you don’t want to read the revised version of this story, you don’t need to. I’m going to update the first 60 chapters of the original so that it’s easier for others to read. Also, the revised version has more content and better interaction between characters. If you want to know what I mean, check the revised version around chapters 39-60 the make up scenes and drama have been altered to make more sense.

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-Hugh’s POV-

As I walked into the foyer, Elias waved and tried to speak. He inevitably watched me walk by, towards the door.

My mother spoke, watching me leave so soon.

Luna: “Hue, where are you going.?”

My father stopped next to my mother and spoke just before I was about to leave.

Leon: “Son, listen to me before you make any hasty decisions.!”

My hand gripping the door.

Leon: “The reason I didn’t mention the letter was that I knew you’d get upset and rush off into the unknown.”

I turned toward the opening. He spoke with a frank tone.

Leon: “Look son, I know it must hurt, but what happens if she’s happy with this Florence fellow, are you going to go there and make her hate you?”

Hugh: “She’s the reason I’m even the demon king, I’ve spent most of my life dreaming one day I’d make her mine. I’m going to see if I still have a chance or not. If I do have a chance, I’m going to fight. If I don’t, then I’ll congratulate her and leave.”

I looked back and spoke.

Hugh: “I’m sorry, but I have to know. I love you all.”

I left the mansion, my father rubbed his head as I left and my mother grasped his shirt.

I quickly stepped down the stairs of the manor and off to the stables. My men waited nearby and came running when they saw me.

Val: “Your highness, what’s the matter.?”

Hugh: “We’re leaving for the Elven continent.”

Red: “Shall we get the carriage ready.?”

Hugh: “Forget the carriage, just get me my horse.”

Val: “Yes, your highness.”

Val was about to get the horses with the others but I put my hand on his shoulder stopping him.