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Chapter 15



Rowen, not knowing what Lian was thinking, spoke to Juhee in a slightly excited voice.

“My name must be Rowengreen.”

“I guess so.”

Juhee glanced back.

The man was muttering to himself while diligently following them.

According to what he said earlier, he had traveled all over the country looking for Rowen.

That meant Rowen originally lived very far from here.

It was only Juhee’s intuition, but she thought Rowen was probably someone who had lived in the capital.

Which meant he wasn’t just some minor noble.

She would have to ask that man for details later, but for now, that was her guess.

Juhee naturally handed the basket to Rowen.

At that moment, a shocked sound came again from behind.

“Ha……”

“Why? Is it because of that man?”

When Juhee sighed, Rowen looked worried and asked her.

Juhee shook her head slightly.

“No. I’m just a bit tired.”

Still, he was the only person who might help recover Rowen’s memory, so she couldn’t drive him away.

Instead, she decided to quickly finish shopping and go home.

As they bought things one by one, the basket quickly became heavy.

Thinking it was enough, Juhee turned around.

Lian hurriedly followed and spoke to Rowen.

“Lord Rowengreen, I’ll carry that. Please give it to me.”

“Um… no, it’s fine. I can’t let a stranger carry my things.”

“Gasp…!”

Lian felt dizzy.

Even if he lost his memory, he never expected someone to change this much.

Shocked, Lian staggered as he followed behind Juhee and Rowen.


* * *

“Ugh—Aaaah!!”

Lian shut his eyes tightly and screamed.

Feeling like he might fall at any moment, he desperately clung to the wolf’s fur.

He thought he’d be fine since he had ridden horses a lot—but he was not.

Lian squinted his eyes and looked ahead at Juhee with a horrified expression.

Without reins or a saddle, it was extremely hard to keep balance, so he had no choice but to lie flat.

When they arrived at the house, Lian got off unsteadily and bent over, gagging.

“Are you okay?”

“Ah, yes… Ugh!”

Juhee casually patted his back.

Seeing that, Rowen quickly stepped forward, gently pushed Juhee aside, and started patting Lian’s back more firmly.

“Juhee, I’ll take care of him. Go inside first.”

“Oh… okay.”

Juhee nodded and went inside with the basket.

“Ugh—wait, that hurts…!”

“Are you better now? Then let’s go in.”

Rowen seemed to use a bit too much strength, and Lian groaned in pain.

But Rowen didn’t care at all.

Without even waiting for a reply, he just went inside.

“Ha… even without his memory, he’s still cold…”

After calming his stomach a bit more, Lian carefully entered the house.

“Excuse me.”

He looked around the house cautiously.

It was small—but very clean.

“You live well in such a small place…”

Lian muttered without thinking.

Mel immediately told Juhee.

  • Juhee, that guy said this house is small!

Juhee walked past Lian and said:

“Sorry for living in such a small place.”

“Gasp! No, I mean… I’m sorry.”

Lian scratched the back of his head awkwardly.

He didn’t expect her to hear something he said so quietly.

Realizing Juhee had sharp hearing, he decided to be careful.

Juhee, Rowen, and Lian sat around the table.

Lian cleared his throat and introduced himself.

“My introduction is late. My name is Lian. I’m a commoner, so I don’t have a family name.”

“I’m Juhee.”

“Um… excuse me, but are you a noble?”

She didn’t seem rough like a commoner—she was calm and carried a subtle elegance, so Lian wondered if she might be a noble hiding her identity.

But the answer was unexpected.

“No. I’m an orphan.”

Juhee said it calmly.

Lian was speechless.

Not knowing what to say, he hesitated, when Rowen spoke.

“More importantly, do you know me?”

“Yes, of course! I never expected someone who should be in the capital to be here.”

Juhee’s guess was correct.

She asked the most important question.

“What rank is Rowen?”

“Pardon? Rank?”

“I mean… like count, marquis, duke.”

“Uh… that is…”

Lian hesitated.

Juhee frowned slightly.

“So, what is it?”

“He is… a very high-ranking person.”

Juhee’s eyes narrowed with suspicion.

Lian looked wronged.

“I have circumstances, so I can’t say exactly. But he really is someone very important!”

If Juhee seemed trustworthy, Lian would have explained everything.

But he had just met her today.

“When Lord Rowengreen recovers his memory, I will tell everything then.”


Juhee stood up.

“Rowen, I’ll go to the forest for a bit.”

“Yes, be careful.”

Finally, Juhee and Rowen were alone no longer.

As soon as she left, Lian quickly approached Rowen and knelt.

“Lord Rowengreen.”

“Why are you kneeling?”

“Lord Rowengreen, you are the First Prince of this empire.”

“…What?”

Rowen blinked blankly.

Lian continued.

“You were about to become the Crown Prince.”

“Me?”

“Your name is Rowengreen de Alexio. Do you remember anything?”

Rowen looked confused.

Lian clenched his lips.

“We must return to the imperial palace. I was given two and a half months to bring you back.”

“What are you talking about…?”

Rowen pressed his head as it started to hurt.

“Later… let’s talk later.”

“Even if you don’t regain your memory, it’s fine. The palace has excellent physicians.”

Lian spoke faster.

“Everyone is waiting for you. If we delay, the Second Prince may become Crown Prince.”

Rowen’s headache worsened.

Something felt like it was about to surface—but didn’t.

Finally noticing Rowen’s condition, Lian asked:

“Your Highness, are you okay?”

Rowen exhaled.

“Let me ask one thing.”

“Yes?”

“How can you be sure I’m that prince? I could just be someone who looks like him.”

Lian hesitated, then said:

“There should be a star-shaped scar near your shoulder blade. From a monster subjugation.”

Rowen checked—and it was there.

“Your Highness.”

Rowen looked at Lian.

“Maximum one week.”

“….”

“After one week, you must come.”

“….”

“I know you’re confused. But I’m not lying. I’ll wait at the village entrance.”

Just then, Juhee returned.

“I’ll take my leave.”

“…Follow me.”

After seeing him off, Juhee came back inside.

“Are you okay?”

“Yes… I’m fine.”

She hesitated, then asked:

“Do you have to leave?”

“How did you…?”

“I heard outside.”

(It was actually Mel who told her.)

“You can leave.”

“Juhee.”

“I won’t force you to stay.”

Rowen stood up and held her shoulders.

“Do you want me to leave?”

“…You have to go.”

(Because you are the male lead of this story.)

She swallowed those words.

When Mel told her earlier:

“Mel, what?”

  • Rowen is the Crown Prince. The man said he disappeared before becoming one.

“…Oh my.”

Juhee rarely showed shock.

Was there a scene like this in the book?

She tried to remember—

 

But she had only skimmed it, so she couldn’t recall.

The Male Lead is Obsessed With a Side Character

The Male Lead is Obsessed With a Side Character

남주가 엑스트라에게 집착한다
Status: Ongoing Type: Author: Released: 2021 Native Language: Korean
Joo-hee died while saving her one and only friend. She thought that was the end, but when she opened her eyes, she had become a nameless extra in a novel. She lived a peaceful life, just like a background character should. But one day, she found a man nearly dying in front of her house. She had no choice but to help him and treat his wounds. Then she found out— That man was the male lead of the novel. And somehow, even the love that was supposed to go to the female lead started coming to Joo-hee instead. “Do you… have any idea how much I suffered? If you did, you wouldn’t have left me.” Joo-hee had wanted to live quietly as an invisible extra, so Rowen’s love felt overwhelming. That’s why she ran away. She thought it would be okay. That soon, the real female lead would appear, and the two would fall in love like they were supposed to. But that was her mistake. “Please… just stay by my side, Joo-hee. If you say no, I don’t know what I might do… So can’t you please just stay with me?” What started as begging ended in a threat. Joo-hee realized something. She would never be able to escape from this man. No matter where she went—He would follow her. * * * “Rowen, don’t tell me…” “You can’t go anywhere. The only place you belong is by my side.” Joo-hee’s eyes shook nervously. As soon as she put on the bracelet, she felt something inside her body become blocked. That’s when she realized what kind of magic was on the bracelet. She had walked right into the trap Rowen had set. “Joo-hee is my life. Do you really think I’d let you go?” He reached out and gently held a strand of her hair. Then he lowered his head and kissed it with care. At that moment, it felt like she was caught in an invisible spiderweb, and she couldn’t breathe. Joo-hee bit her lip so hard it started to bleed. Seeing that, Rowen softly pressed her lips with his fingers to stop her. “You’ll hurt yourself if you keep doing that.” “Take this off. Right now.” “I can’t do that. It’s sealed with magic. You can’t break it—and only I can remove it.” “…” “Just stay by my side.” Rowen smiled sweetly.

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