Chapter 1793

Charles didn't want to betray her, but something else held a more significant place in his heart. Without hesitation, he would choose anything of greater importance than her. But where did she stand in the hierarchy of importance? Hesper believed she was closest to being a replacement for the late Mrs. Deschamps, which troubled her even more. Someone who had passed away was irreplaceable, so she occupied a rank just one step below the utmost importance. Although it seemed pompous, judging by Charles's reactions, it held true. So, what could be more important than her? Could Charles be foolish enough to hope that the hallucinogen could revive his wife? He had a moment of clarity before this, and Hesper didn't think he was the type to repeat his mistakes. However, based on what he had said today, it sounded like she might be wrong. Before obtaining the hallucinogen, Charles might have deemed it useful, but once he had it, he realized it was all a sham. That's why he claimed it was no l