The Ultimate Husband (Darryl and Lily Lyndon) novel Chapter 3973

Chapter 3973

"What is it?" General Grunt grinned and asked.

Princess Dorothy pursed her lips and remained silent as she struggled internally.

General Grunt realized something was wrong with the atmosphere and became solemn. "Princess, what is it? Is it something to do with His Majesty?"

Princess Dorothy finally could not hold it back and broke into tears. "I... I'm not pure anymore..."

She briefly told General Grunt what happened with Darryl in her bed chamber. In the end, she was extremely embarrassed. Her eyes were full of shame and she would not look General Grunt in the eyes. In fact, she thought she could keep this from him, but she was too in love with him. she thought it was disrespectful to him if she hid the truth, she could not bring herself to say it when she was sober, so she was only able to talk about it when she became drunk.

At that moment, General Grunt was in shock and the smile on his face froze. 'What? Princess... Princess and Darryl...¹

A few moments later, he thought he had heard wrongly and stared at Princess Dorothy. "Princess, you... You're drunk. Don't be ridiculous!"

As he spoke, he felt an uneasiness in his heart. He had hoped that all of what was said were not true, but looking at Princess Dorothy's face, he knew he was wrong.

General Grunt had admired Princess Dorothy for so many years and had always regarded her as a goddess with a pure heart. It was groundbreaking to suddenly hear that his goddess had lost her purity.

Princess Dorothy shook her head and said in a daze, "I'm not being ridiculous. That was what happened. Do you know that? I hate Darryl, but he's the Nine Heaven Sage and enthroned by my master, so I can't kill him! It was because of that incident that my parents decided to marry US in order to protect the royal family's reputation. But I like you and that's why I ran away regardless of the consequences..." 1

As she spoke, she was so drunk that she could not withstand it anymore.

At that moment, General Grunt sat there stunned. His mind turned blank and he felt empty as if he had exhausted all of his energy.

However, seeing the grievance in Princess Dorothy's eyes, General Grunt forced a smile and comforted her, "Princess, don't be silly. To me, you'll always be the most perfect goddess. Why would I be bothered by that? Plus, that's not entirely your fault!"

Princess Dorothy heard and grinned. "General Grunt, you're so kind to me..."

She then got into his arms and fell asleep. After drinking a lot of wine and finally telling her secret, she felt a heavy burden fall off her shoulders and she was able to rest peacefully in his arms.

Then, General Grunt carried Princess Dorothy. He had mixed feelings and felt especially perplexed under the influence. 'D*mn it!

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His eyes turned bloodshot as he felt troubled. 'Darryl, you took away the Princess' purity. You're now my enemy!'

He carried her to the room and returned to the table.

At the table, he became more and more infuriated as he thought about it. Then, he slammed the table. Immediately, the surface of the table fell apart and the few bottles of wine shattered on the ground.

The shop workers nearby were startled, but they did not dare ask questions as they saw the rage on General Grunt's face.

At that point in time, he was extremely dismayed. 'Why? Why would that happen? I thought I'd be able to spend the rest of my life with the Princess after she fought tooth and nail to save me. Why must Darryl be involved? I can't just let things be...'

"Bring me more wine!" General Grunt's eyes turned bloodshot as he slammed the table and shouted. 1

He was brokenhearted. Whenever he thought of the Princess' purity being violated by Darryl, his heart would hurt like a knife was piercing it. After all, he had admired the Princess for almost a thousand years.

Soon after, the wine had been served. Immediately, General Grunt drank from the wine bottle. He thought the only way to relieve him from his problems was to get himself drunk. However, due to his pent-up frustrations, the more he drank, the clearer his mind became. He even lost count of how much he had drunk. He then left the tavern and aimlessly walked along the streets in the town.