Chapter 45. The Questioning

Three days later, Demy, Louise, and Eliza announced their pregnancies. Moses was disappointed about Eliza's pregnancy, even though he knew it was likely to happen after Alfred told him he would test her to see if she was really pregnant.

The truth was that he didn't tell her anything else and he was relieved to think that he wouldn't have to deal wit ,it since it was already certain that Liah's son would be his heir, but now there was nothing he could do about it.

Although he knew Eliza's son was not his, he could no longer banish her, for it would not only be a dishonor to his house, but he himself had plotted to have another take his place in Farida's bed. He no longer felt the desire to see her gone.

Moses decided that he would talk to Alfred afterward to get him to accept that his son would be raised as heir to the throne. Already with the pregnancy of his concubines, he was very happy. According to the village doctor, the diffe