I Became the Hero’s Mom

For the past three years, I’ve been a fan of the male lead. The Tyrant Duke of Hades, Louvermont, caught me as a fool for his son. “Following me about and lavishly showering me with presents. I’m not sure if you value your life enough to travel all the way to the north by yourself……” “I apologize. “I’m at a loss for words.” “OK, I’m out. I’ll pretend I don’t know anything because I have a generous heart.” “….Really? That didn’t strike me as being very sincere.” “It’s been a long time since I’ve been followed by a woman. Milady is the most persistent person I’ve ever met. It’s incredible. Let’s get this party started, matrimony. “As quickly as possible.” “Sigh….” “Yes, you will accept it,” says the narrator. “I mean, what?! “, says the narrator. What exactly did you say? ” What exactly does this imply? Isn’t it possible that I misheard it? The Duke, on the other hand, merely gazed at my blank expression before smirking and threatening to murder me. “I’ll take care of it.” “I’m going to marry you.” Oh, my goodness. The father of the male lead has a lot of self-consciousness.