Its so heartbreaking how Layla suffered in her younger years. Moving from one relative to another. Then with a spur of luck coming from a concerned suggestion of a man to move to another place and meet the person on the paper he wrote... changed Layla's fate for the better. Being ridiculed, insulted, humiliated and looked down to just because she happens to be a orphan is the worst scenario she can possibly experience. Its like being trampled more than being an orphan itself. Rubbing salt to an already existing wound that doenst heal. That's why she hated being pitied by the nobles. She just want to be treated equally or with dignity. She knows her place. She doesnt dream too much. She stayed in that dream of living simply beside the person who raised her. Beyond all that she manage to live with a right amount of peace and integrity. Of course I mostly hated the Duke's obsession. Its like executing his brattiness just because he's a noble. And that obesession is caused by Layla's reluctance to win him over. I guess thats how its happens when you meet someone who doenst try to catch your attention... They would feel rejected that as human nature would try his best to defile her just so she can notice his existence. Perhaps, the Duke just expect her to win him over but experience the opposite.
And I really enjoy and adore the art of this comic. Its as good as the art of Holy Night: My husband is definitely a paladin. Very outstanding artwork..
Its so heartbreaking how Layla suffered in her younger years. Moving from one relative to another. Then with a spur of luck coming from a concerned suggestion of a man to move to another place and meet the person on the paper he wrote... changed Layla's fate for the better.
Being ridiculed, insulted, humiliated and looked down to just because she happens to be a orphan is the worst scenario she can possibly experience. Its like being trampled more than being an orphan itself. Rubbing salt to an already existing wound that doenst heal. That's why she hated being pitied by the nobles. She just want to be treated equally or with dignity. She knows her place. She doesnt dream too much. She stayed in that dream of living simply beside the person who raised her.
Beyond all that she manage to live with a right amount of peace and integrity.
Of course I mostly hated the Duke's obsession. Its like executing his brattiness just because he's a noble. And that obesession is caused by Layla's reluctance to win him over. I guess thats how its happens when you meet someone who doenst try to catch your attention... They would feel rejected that as human nature would try his best to defile her just so she can notice his existence. Perhaps, the Duke just expect her to win him over but experience the opposite.
And I really enjoy and adore the art of this comic. Its as good as the art of Holy Night: My husband is definitely a paladin. Very outstanding artwork..