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Leon and the Silver Dragon Queen’s agreement wasn’t just about experiencing their first date.@@novelbin@@

To be precise, the date was only one part of a much larger arrangement.

It all began long ago, when Her Majesty, the Queen, became obsessed with romance novels.

As everyone in the dragon clans knew, their queen was a bona fide workaholic.

Before marrying Leon, her days were entirely consumed by work—either at her job or traveling to it.

It wasn’t until after their wedding that Her Majesty finally found some leisure time and hobbies.

Of course, this didn’t change her workaholic nature. She continued managing internal clan affairs daily.

However, as the marriage progressed, the Queen noticeably “softened” and became less aloof toward Leon. Her smiles grew more frequent, and her demeanor gentler.

This newfound balance led her to explore other ways to relax.

Besides sneaking off to rendezvous with the Prince Consort, she secretly indulged in reading sweet romance novels.

She never dared reveal this little hobby to anyone but Leon.

When he once asked her why, she replied, “To maintain the dignity of a queen.”

General Leon: Speechless.

And as everyone knows, no romance novel is complete without one essential theme—

“When love runs deep, it naturally leads to… intimacy.”

As for how it’s done, how long it lasts, how many times it happens, or how detailed it gets—that depends entirely on the author’s skill.

Beyond the tear-jerking love stories, Rosvisser paid particular attention to the "emotional intensity" scenes.

Before Leon, Rosvisser knew nothing about the art of love.

After marrying him, she didn’t truly soften; rather, she felt it was her duty as a wife to embrace her body’s needs and their marriage’s long-term goals.