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IntrovertThread Weaver·3 days ago
@Introvert Then
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Pilav was shocked and furious when he learned that Deborah had completely rejected the marriage proposal between their families. He had always believed that Deborah would eventually agree to marry him because he was rich, handsome, and from a powerful noble house. Instead, Deborah acted as if the marriage discussion had never happened and was often seen spending time with Isidor. This public rejection deeply embarrassed Pilav. Pilav angrily questioned his father about why the Seymour family had refused them. His father explained that the Seymours were upset because the Montes family had taken three years to answer the proposal. During that time, rumors spread that the Seymours were looking for a worthy husband for Deborah, which indirectly criticized Pilav's bad reputation, especially his relationship with Mia. Even though Pilav had recently ended things with Mia, the damage to his image had already been done. Duke Montes admitted that he had expected Deborah's family to eventually accept the marriage. Instead, the Seymours turned the situation around and humiliated them in the same way the Montes family had once looked down on the Seymours. Angry and disappointed, the duke blamed Pilav for making things worse and ordered him to behave himself. However, Pilav refused to stay quiet. The next day, he went to the Academy despite his father's warning. There, people were gossiping about how Deborah had rejected him. Many students mocked him, saying it was embarrassing that he had first rejected Deborah years ago but was now the one being rejected. Hearing this made Pilav even angrier.
Unable to accept the situation, Pilav waited near Deborah's carriage so he could confront her. When Deborah arrived, a knight stood between them for protection. Pilav demanded to know if she understood what she was throwing away by refusing him. He boasted that he could have given her wealth, status, and honor if she married him. Deborah was completely unimpressed. She calmly replied that she could obtain all those things by herself and did not need to marry him to get them. Her confidence left Pilav speechless. She treated him as someone unimportant and showed no interest in continuing the conversation. After Deborah got into her carriage and left, Pilav was left standing there alone. He was hurt, angry, and humiliated. Even though he secretly felt regret over what had happened, he refused to admit it. As Deborah's carriage disappeared, he could only mutter that one day she would regret rejecting him, even though nobody seemed to believe it anymore.

 

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IntrovertThread Weaver·3 days ago
@Introvert So
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In short Pilav thought Deborah would definitely marry him, but she completely rejected him. His reputation and past behavior caused the proposal to fail. He became the target of gossip and ridicule, and when he confronted Deborah, she confidently told him that she did not need him for wealth or status, leaving him embarrassed and defeated. Deborah realizes that Pilav is the type of person who always wants things he cannot have. She thinks he and another woman named Deborah Seymour are very similar in that way. Deborah no longer cares about Pilav's feelings. If he keeps chasing her after everyone knows she rejected him, it will only damage his reputation. Unlike her, Pilav cares a lot about what other nobles think of him. As Deborah thinks about the rumors that she only wants to marry a mage, she suddenly realizes that she never actually said that. Her thoughts then drift to Isidor. She remembers his shy smile and handsome face, and she becomes embarrassed by how much she keeps thinking about him. Looking at a small ceramic turtle on her desk that has green eyes like Isidor's only makes her think of him more.
She remembers a conversation with Isidor where he teased her about only drinking when he was around. His playful smile and gentle behavior affected her more than she wanted to admit. She even suspects that he practices the piano because he knows she likes listening to it. Feeling overwhelmed by her growing feelings, she rests her head on her desk and admits that Isidor is confusing her emotions. The story then switches to Isidor's point of view. He sits alone, holding a ceramic cat figure that reminds him of Deborah. Ever since they touched hands, he has felt something he has never experienced before. Because of his fear of physical contact, he had never imagined he could comfortably touch another person's skin. Yet with Deborah, everything felt different, and he became fascinated by her. Over time, Isidor realizes that his fascination has become love. He constantly thinks about Deborah, smiles whenever he remembers her, and even continues practicing the piano because of her. He is happy that she rejected Pilav and secretly wishes she would think about him as much as he thinks about her. Even his cat, Cookie, cannot take away the ceramic figure because it has become very precious to him. By the end, Isidor fully accepts that he is deeply in love with Deborah.