[Two male leads / redemption / pure love]
‼️Major revisions in progress. Don't click!
As the abandoned illegitimate son of the Blanchett family, Cecil had only two things before he turned eleven: the assumed name "Oswell" and Sivier Hawk, who had found him.
Sivier gave him a home and all the tenderness in the world, almost making Cecil forget that he was the Blanchett family's illegitimate son, kept hidden from the light, a "dead man."
When someone called out the name "Cecil Blanchett," Cecil stepped forward. Sivier stared in shock at the younger brother beside him, who had suddenly become a stranger.
Insults, framing, and even accidents on campus followed one after another. Cecil walked the edge of darkness, calculating with precision and acting without mercy. He formed no factions and fawned on no one. Aside from alchemy and following Sivier, he cared about nothing.
But Cecil had never been interested in becoming head of the Blanchett family. That was the prize his half-brother Damont and their noble "mother," Votisa, had always coveted.
What he wanted was to drag the entire Blanchett family, along with its filthy past and arrogant future, into the icy grave he had built with his own hands.
And the only thing he could not be sure of was whether, when everything was over, Sivier would still be willing to take his hand, stained with schemes and sin.
I feel warm in my heart after reading it, and I feel that the writing style of the Rental Wife has improved again 🧐 In short, this introduction makes me extremely uneasy! Don't BE!!! Sivir's portrayal is very good, that is, children who are truly loved are not arrogant and domineering, but have the ability to love. He is a very kind and good boy. Cecil is also very good, but currently I feel like he is just a cold-faced and cute person. The two of you need to be fine. Don't be, don't be, don't be!!!
Nothing more to say. It's very interesting. If you think this book is too slow, you can read the teacher's other works.
It's still very warm so far. I like it very much. The writing is really good o(^▽^)o
I really like the warm daily life in the book. Sivir and Oswi are both great. The author's writing is very delicate and every scene is vivid. I hope it won't be too harsh later on