The redemption of the villain

Before I (Schild) attended Alisa's birthday party, I went to meet my father, and learned from him that the church and the Marquis of Maris had a close relationship, and they seemed to intend to start a revolution to overthrow the royal family's rule.

Although I have noticed this kind of thing for a long time, but I have not said it, but now even the father himself has some information.

I tentatively asked my father, those people would really do this, and my father would handle it like this.But the father said firmly, "As the people of this country, they should serve the royal family. A stupid person has no value in living. If he really dares to launch a rebellion, he will execute everyone and his family members to death. Punishment. A people without someone to lead is nothing but a state of disunity, no one is equal and can be the master of their own country.”

Honestly I really don't know what to do anymore.What the father said is correct, no one will guide them, when the enemy invades, when crimes occur again, and when disasters occur, the royal family needs to come forward to save them.But the father is too strict, even greedy.He only cares about money and the majesty of the royal family, and doesn't care about those who are still living in hardship.It's like keeping all the sweet buns for yourself and leaving the ordinary steamed buns aside.Although I am his son, I cannot agree with this way of governing the country.

I knew that Orankis and his father had contacts with the church and would definitely be involved in this possible revolutionary war.But I didn't know how to stop it, so I had to chat some gossip first.

Orankis also noticed that Alisa and I were getting better and better, and asked me if I fell in love with her.Honestly, I don't know.But if he loves Alisa, I'm afraid Clays is still more than me.

Although I said that they have a good relationship like sisters, I have noticed that Clays' feelings for Alisa are not sisters, including the way she looked at Alisa, just like Alisa looked at me before. The eyes are the same.But I have to admit that the rival in love with me who snatched my fiancée turned out to be a woman...

There is also Alisa's proposal to build a hospital in the slums to help them. This kind of thing will only result in losses.The poor at the bottom are barely able to eat enough to eat, not to mention the medical expenses for medical treatment.But Alisa suggested to the Duke that even if the medical expenses were reduced, he would help those people.In other words, do you value the lives of even the lowest-level people more than money?Generally... no, basically everyone would not do this, and it is impossible to get a corresponding return for paying so much for a group of irrelevant people.

Compared with Alisa, I feel that this kind of thing is more proposed by Clays, although I don't know what her purpose is.After that, I tentatively asked the Duke and Alisa's exclusive maid, Anne, and they all said that Alisa personally proposed this matter to the Duke.But thinking about it carefully, Alyssa also did a lot for the children in the orphanage without asking for anything in return. It seems that I am too caring.

Moreover, the Duke himself agreed to Alisa's proposal. Although the Duke's family will not be short of money, is such a blind loss really okay?But that's not something I should worry about.

As Orankis said, I also feel that Alyssa's series of actions are like a saint. Even if she is misunderstood, misunderstood, or even targeted, she still loves the people of this country deeply.

As the prince of this country, I have several candidates for a fiancée, but the official fiancée is still Alisa. It should be said that she is my fiancée, which is great.

From having no feelings for Alisa before, to now, sometimes I even feel that I am a little bit unworthy of her as a prince.

When I invited Alisa to dance, I was also very well stopped by Clays. Obviously Alisa blushed because of shyness, not because of physical discomfort at all, but she was too embarrassed to say it.

As far as I know Clays, he only pays special attention to Alisa's affairs. It seems that he only wants to keep Alisa as his own, and no one is allowed to touch her.

If I punished Clays for this kind of thing, I would only be told that "I am a prince but I am narrow-minded, and my wisdom is not as good as that of a commoner girl, and I only rely on power to solve problems."I had no choice but to take a step back.And the current Alisa is not yet an adult. At most, I have only held hands with her, not even kissed.She's my fiancée, though, and it won't be too late to do that when we get married after college.

But in the end, I still couldn't help asking Orankis about that matter, whether his family would lead the revolutionaries to declare war on the royal family.I hope they won't do this. Even though there are a large number of people, the kingdom's army is not something that a group of ordinary people can handle. The father will never let anyone who is related to the revolutionaries go. According to my understanding of the father , he will definitely kill the grass and roots, whether it is a weak old man or a newborn baby, they will inevitably die in the end.Because of what happened to Orankis' mother, we already owe him a lot. I don't want him who has a bright future to do such a stupid thing.

He said he would not do that, that he would not use the excuse of being good for the common people to push them to death, which would put the cart before the horse.

Finally he asked me if I would kill him if we were really enemies.

My answer is "yes", I also have someone I want to protect, I want to protect everything, even if he is my best friend, I have to do it.It sounds very unfeeling, maybe this is because of the relationship between the father and the king.

After this, Orankis hardly spoke to me again until we met on the battlefield a year later.