When Fei'er woke up, she was in her bedroom.

The incense she had lit before going to sleep was still burning in the incense burner. Seeing that she was about to lose consciousness, she hurriedly got up and poured tea into the incense burner.

He then gulped down two more mouthfuls of tea.

That's when I came to my senses.

How did she end up here?

She should be in the sea, right?

No, her tail was taken back yesterday.

Did An get it back?

Anne took her tail back.

From then on, was she never able to swim freely in the sea again?

“An—” You already have everything, what good will it do to give me a tail?

Fei'er suddenly rushed out of the room and ran all the way to the seaside.

An was sitting on the rocks singing.

Her voice was ethereal and melodious, captivating the listener, completely different from when she sang.

"install--"

"Philip shouted."

“It’s you.” An turned her head and looked at Fei’er with cold eyes.

"Please, give me back my tail."

"Give it back to you? This tail is clearly mine." Although she had lost many memories, after the tail returned, her mind was no longer blank, but had fragmented memories.

"An, you already have so much, why do you still want to take the mermaid tail from me? Can't you just give it to me? I have nothing, I'm already so pitiful, why do you still want to take it away from me?"

"You're pathetic?"

An tilted her head and said, "What's so pitiful about you?"

"I--"

"You are a princess, and will be a queen in the future. The prince loves you so much. Oh, right, you also have a mother?"

The mother clearly dotes on Fei'er, so where exactly is she pitiful?

Fei'er: "—"

Indeed, her life has undergone a complete transformation.

She has money, a house, and a husband that everyone envies.

She will remain the mistress of this country in the future.

But I was still unwilling to give up.

Her gaze fell on Ann's fishtail. The tail was beautiful on her, but it always seemed a little out of place. But on Ann, it looked perfectly natural.

An is beautiful.

Whether she is a mermaid or a human.

As a mermaid, she possessed a more alluring and seductive quality that humans lacked.

Especially those purple eyes.

"You tricked my An out of her tail that day, why did you still kill her?"

If it were merely a matter of stealing her tail, the original owner wouldn't have been so furious. However, it was precisely because of her ruthlessness that An died tragically in her previous life.

"I didn't, don't talk nonsense." Fei'er clenched her fists and retorted immediately, "If I killed her, then how come she's here?"

"If you want to drown my An, you should think carefully. An is a mermaid. Even if her mermaid tail is taken away, she won't drown so easily." But at the time, she was unconscious. If she hadn't been rescued, she probably would have really died in the sea.

Although those who saved her didn't have good intentions either.

However, these people were all wiped out by the Sirens.

Even the corpses were completely devoured by the sea monsters.

"I--"

She had indeed forgotten that; she had assumed that losing her mermaid tail would surely lead to her drowning in the deep sea. If she had remembered, she would have chosen a different method to—

She didn't say these words aloud, but Ning Hong clearly sensed the man's malice.

How did such a ruthless woman become the protagonist of this story?

Won't anyone complain?

When An and Ning Hong mocked her like that, Fei'er turned and left, but she hated the two people to the core.

It's okay, there's plenty of time.

Because Anne regained her mermaid tail, Duchess Inci could no longer appear in public. Phil made a few sarcastic remarks to the Sirens, but the Sirens completely ignored them.

“Do you know what? You look like a ridiculous clown who can’t have what he wants,” the siren whispered in Phil’s ear.

"you--"

She was furious, but everyone in the kingdom knew the Duke of Siren's temperament; he would criticize even the prince and the old king without hesitation.

That bitch.

She will absolutely not let them get away with this.

After Ning Hongze went to the restroom, as she turned the corner, she saw several men suddenly slashing at her with swords. Ning Hongze moved swiftly, quickly drawing her long sword. Before she could even see her movements clearly, the men screamed in agony, and several arms were found lying on the ground, looking bloody and cruel.

The maid standing nearby stared wide-eyed.

When he looked at Ning Hongze again, there was less love and more fear.

This man is terrifying.

The sword in his hand moved so fast it was like a blur.

Hearing the commotion, the other nobles rushed over, their faces turning pale instantly. Some of them, who were less tolerant, even covered their mouths and vomited.

"Mr. Ning, what do you mean by this?" the king said, slightly displeased. "How can you engage in fighting and killing inside my castle?"

“Your Highness, I am not a kind person, and you could even say I am ruthless. These people are pirates from outside. If I don’t cripple them, they will go and harm other humans.”

Ning Hong spoke frankly.

"I think he's right. Getting rid of pirates is a good thing."

"That is to say, I also think there is some truth to it."

“But how does he know these people are pirates?” Phil also retorted. “Maybe they are just ordinary people.”

These people weren't real pirates; she had hired them to impersonate pirates in order to frame Ning Hongze or the Sirens for being bloodthirsty.

But at that moment, a group of people suddenly jumped out, grabbed Fei'er who was near the window, and pulled her into their arms. Ou also held the long sword to his own neck.

What are you doing?

Fei'er forced herself to calm down.

But when the sharp blade was pressed against her neck, she still flinched in fright.

Are these real pirates?

The pirate glared at them menacingly. "You'd better not get too close, or I'll kill her."

Fei'er was on the verge of tears. All she did was hire people to put on a show, and suddenly real pirates appeared.

"Let her go right now! She's the future queen!" someone shouted.

Fei'er was furious. Who sent this woman? She must be jealous of her and now wants to use the pirates to get rid of her.

"Your Majesty, that is wonderful."

“We were worried that the woman in our hands wasn’t heavy enough, but now she’s the future queen. Let’s see how much weight you carry in the future king’s heart.”

The leader chuckled twice.