Spoiled By My Nine Beast Husbands (Emma Tibarn) novel Chapter 325

Chapter 325 What Is Wrong With This Guy?

“You appeared like a beam of light,” Kael said softly, his eyes glowing with devotion. “You lit up my whole world.”

The sudden confession left Emma, Silas, and the others momentarily stunned.

Kael didn’t seem to notice–or didn’t care. His voice only grew gentler, deeper, and more intimate. “Dahlia, your kindness and warmth completely captivated me. You showed me what true comfort feels like–what my heart has always longed for.”

He bent down and brushed a tender kiss against her forehead.

“So yes, I’m grateful that Edric erased those meaningless memories. Because losing them helped me realize who my true huntress is–the one I’m destined to protect for the rest of life.”

Wasn’t he just talking about memory loss a second ago? How did this suddenly turn into a confession?

Kael’s heartfelt words hung in the air, so syrupy they seemed to thicken the atmosphere.

Emma watched him with perfect calm. Her face betrayed nothing. Inside, she was simply relieved–thank goodness she’d been smart enough to end their match when she did.

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“Ms. Tibarn!” Marcus groaned from behind her, his expression bleak and lifeless. “This bird’s lost his mind. Let’s just ignore him and go.

Seriously, what is wrong with this guy?

”

Edric poisoned him, and instead of fighting back, he stood here, forcing everyone to listen to his grand romantic speech?

Is he short on audience members or what? Who make that jezi

their confession a group performance?

The female–Dahlia–tugged lightly at Kael’s sleeve, her voice small and trembly. “Kael… don’t… don’t say anymore. I already know

A soft blush rose on her delicate cheeks.

how

you feel.”

Kael, knowing how easily she got embarrassed, smiled warmly and nodded. “All right, I’ll stop.”

Dahlia threw him a playful, bashful glance, then turned toward Emma with a bright, harmless smile.

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“Ms. Emma Tibarn, hello. I’m Dahlia, Kael’s huntress. He’s mentioned you before. Please don’t mind what he just said. He’s just straightforward by nature, not malicious.”

Her tone was pleasant enough that Emma smiled politely in return. “No offense taken. I was just on my way to visit a friend, so I won’t keep you.”

Without waiting for a reply, Emma motioned for Lucien and the others to follow her. The atmosphere was too awkward for her to stay another second.

“Wait-” Dahlia suddenly called out.

Emma paused. “Is there something else?”

Haven’t we already said everything that needed to be said?

Dahlia’s soft gaze lingered on her, her voice shy but sincere. “Ms. Emma Tibarn, could… could we be friends? I don’t know why, but I feel this natural closeness to you, like we’re somehow alike.”

Lucien, Silas, and Edric stiffened immediately.

A natural closeness? Could this female be sensing that Emma, like her, was human?

In the vast interstellar, every species of therian carried a distinct aura–so when two individuals felt a “natural bond,” it usually meant shared blood or a shared kind.

“Friends?” Emma studied Dahlia’s earnest face.

She couldn’t tell if Dahlia truly wanted friendship or was subtly probing her identity.

But one thing she did know–news of a human female had already begun circulating quietly among the Empire’s upper ranks. If she grew close to Dahlia now, her own identity might easily be exposed.

Even though they were both human, Emma wasn’t about to risk herself for a stranger.

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