The Young Lady Sold to an Old Noble

For a daughter of a noble house, her utility lay in being a means for economic gain or a tool to elevate the family's status. Rosalyn was no different. Moreover, coming from a mediocre family in the countryside, there was no way she had any other options. Thus, marrying Count Balzac—a man who was fifty this year, had two previous wives, and had sons older than her—was an inevitable outcome, however unfortunate it may be for her. To the point that even her mother called it a luxury. Until then, Rosalyn didn't know. She simply thought she was being sold off. However, she realized on her wedding night. That this marriage truly was a luxury. --- The Count's buttocks were lifted and fir...