It seemed like a grave taboo, almost a sin, but these gentlemen didn't comprehend its implications. They were intent on provoking her, exposing her, tempting her advances, and pursuing her relentlessly. Oliviér Lé Fóix said, "A commoner holds more value than a grain of sand, and a half-breed is even worse. Together, you embody the worst of both worlds, truly pitiful. However, your unwavering loyalty surpasses the sum of nobility and commonality. Isn't that an intriguing twist?" Sebastién Wright countered, "While I acknowledge there may be ulterior motives beyond religious persuasion, how can you judge my faith when you dare to stand in my home, flaunting your bare breasts for me to see?" Nicolas Dé Penthiévre teased, "Pray for an interruption, Vixen, lest you find yourself agreeing to let me remove your undergarments and play with that delightful little quiver between your legs." Constantine Rousseau laughed mockingly, "Caught red-handed, I admit it: I have more than seduction on my mind. Ever since I laid eyes on your radiant smile, all I can think about is claiming you. I crave to have my cock conquer that captivating jawline."
