Untying the Knot

Saine had originally thought Nataya would make a scene.

In his imagination, Nataya might beat him up, leave without a word, or even force Saine to cut off all contact with Lina.

But Saine had not expected this female knight, who usually seemed so fiery and carefree, to be capable of enduring so much.

She neither gave Saine a brutal beating nor spoke any heartbroken or ruthless words.

From beginning to end, she remained composed and calm.

Saine, who had been quietly watching Nataya's expression, even sensed that she seemed to have heaved a sigh of relief.

A female Black Magician?

No matter what, Lina could no longer threaten Nataya's position in the open.

Saine's mother-in-law, Xia Ya, was indeed rather good at leading people into pits.

But at least in this matter, she had helped Saine by ensuring Nataya was mentally prepared long ago.

It was only that Nataya did not yet know Saine had labeled her his Second Wife in his heart.

Otherwise, if she knew what he truly thought, who knew whether this female knight would uphold righteousness over family and strike him down on the spot.

Though she had relaxed inwardly, Nataya did not show Saine a pleasant face.

With her mother behind her to offer advice and schemes, Nataya knew that now was the time for her to seize the initiative in her relationship with Saine.

"I can tolerate you having someone you like, but you must agree to one condition," Nataya said, lifting her head.

"What condition?" Saine asked.

"I haven't thought of it yet." Nataya shook her head.

Nataya's response made Saine quietly breathe a sigh of relief.

He did not wish to fall out with Nataya. This outcome was already the best possible one.

As for Nataya's condition, as long as it