Count Molsen had three wives and six concubines.

For a noble living in this age, that wasn’t considered a flaw.

He had many descendants under his command.

He had more children than even the royal family, combining sons and daughters.

Despite that, he didn’t have a child he particularly favored. Life rarely goes the way one wishes.

“I’ll handle it.”

One of his sons spoke. The Count looked at his son, who had entered the carriage, and locked eyes with him.

In those eyes, envy and anger were evident.

Was it because he had been struck? Or had he been …