A Demon Lord’S Obsession novel Chapter 100

Chapter 100: Parting Gift

-Leon's POV-

I knelt down to their level and spoke.

"You don't have to worry, we're not leaving you here."

Luna looked up at me and spoke.

"Can we really take him with us.?"

I put my hand on her head.

"You're marrying the demon king, as long as your by my side nothing you wish for is impossible..."

I got up and stood straight looking down and then around.

"Plus.. after seeing what conditions the two of you grew up in first hand, I wouldn't think it would be great to leave him here."

””””

I whistled loudly and a couple of soldiers came from behind the carriage.

I told them to wait out, to not let themselves be seen till I told them too.

They came and I spoke.

"Help them get to the carriage, and get him cleaned up."

The brother spoke as he was getting help from the carriage.

He spoke to his sister would be holding one side of him.

"Sister, di. did he say, demon king..?"

Luna moved her eyes from toward the carriage to back at me, I was turning to her father at this point, she then spoke.

"Yes."

Though that wasn't an answer I could hear.

Now it was time to get rid of some trash.

The middle-aged man was still on the ground not moving I picked him up and tossed him.

I threw the man in the house, looking around it was a mess.

I tossed him a bag of coins, money.

His face, almost blue from loss of circulation, looked at the bag, grabbing it, and then looked at me.

"Why would you give this to me, after all that.?"

"Huh(Sigh), though I don't condone your actions as a father, I do have to thank you, without your selfish thirst for money I wouldn't have met your daughter..."

"But this isn't some dowry or bargain for your blessing, your thoughts aren't worth anything to me..."

"No, Just think of it as a farewell gift, because after today you'll never see your children again, you'll also never see your grandchild, though such things probably wouldn't have mattered to you anyway."

I walked out the door though stopped and turned before exiting the abode.