Chapter 802 Colin's Autobiography
How can I describe my feelings when I first met Miss Agatha Christie?
Or perhaps it was the feeling at the moment Miss Agatha Christie chose you?
The main reason I don't want to go into details is, of course, my inability to accept the suspicion and malice I felt towards Miss Agatha at the time.
Prayer at dinner.
No one ever took his hand and asked God to bless him.
He looks dirty; you'd dislike him just by looking at him from a distance, right?
The warmth of touching your palm is something you can never forget, even after a long time.
That was a beautiful moment that no amount of knighthood could replace.
Even if Miss Agatha's situation wasn't so good, she would still do everything she could to fight for him.
His heart gradually succumbed.
Ultimately, it belongs only to Miss Agatha Christie.
Therefore, when he saw Miss Agatha being controlled by the Marquis John, and later when Terence publicly proposed to her but she was unable to refuse, he hated those who made things difficult for Miss Agatha.
How could Miss Agatha be wronged?
Those who make Miss Agatha Christie unhappy should be punished.
Did Edward not understand what Miss Agatha meant?
The comprehension ability of a ruler is truly worrying.
He did not want Miss Agatha to be controlled by others.
So he pretended to be a loyal subject to Edward, someone who would only obey orders and always plan for him.
Therefore, when the time came to establish private power, Edward would not doubt his proposal at all.
He seized the opportunity and built his own power base. The significance of the sword lay in its ability to make knights instinctively submit.
Everything he has was given to him by Miss Agatha.
Without Miss Agatha Christie, he might not have become such an outstanding person.
Of course, even when he was later hailed as the number one knight on the continent of Nabesgen, he always understood that he was not a qualified knight.
Because knights possess eight virtues: humility, loyalty, sacrifice, courage, mercy, soul, honesty, and justice.
Strictly speaking, once someone becomes a knight, they must serve the Church of St. Mary for life. In his view, these virtues are nothing more than the Church's way of restraining the rise of knights' power.
However, he knew perfectly well that he had absolutely no patience to abide by such things anywhere except in front of Miss Agatha.
Even when facing Miss Agatha Christie, he sometimes held back due to personal reasons.
For example, he could not be completely honest with Miss Agatha, and some of the methods he used to win her favor were not gentlemanly.
Secondly, he always lacked the courage to tell Miss Agatha his deepest secrets, nor did he dare to ask her if she would like to be intimate with him.
Third, I cannot give too much to the church, let alone sacrifice anything; only Miss Agatha Christie is worthy of it!
Fourth, his soul does not belong to God; his body and mind belong only to Miss Agatha Christie.
Fifth, there is absolutely no pity for the weak. Some of the protective measures for the weak are based entirely on rational analysis, in order to gain a good reputation and let the world know that Miss Agatha's husband is a very kind gentleman.
Only Miss Agatha's tears could quench the deepest pity in his heart.
However, Miss Agatha Christie almost never sheds tears except in bed.
So all those tears belong to him, and every single one must be licked clean.
Sixth, as for fairness, Miss Agatha Christie should be the standard.
Seventh, humility? Let's use another word, modesty. Pfft, Miss Agatha suffered a lot because he was too big; how can she be modest about that?
He'll be the first to disagree!
Eighth, he will always be loyal to Miss Agatha and will protect their relationship with the utmost devotion at all times and in all places!
Because the God that Miss Agatha believed in would not allow him to cause her to lose her honor!
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