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Chapter 2: Chapter 2 - The reason why hate this guy

"Y-young master, the Lord is requesting your presence."

I looked at myself in the mirror as a maid's voice, laced with trepidation, reached my ears.

"Tell him I'll be there shortly."

"I understand, y-young master."

I paid no mind to her quivering presence, my gaze fixed on my reflection.

And this is exactly why I despise this character, Yes, He is a villain with my name but does it matter, no, the problem is this guy's weight he is so heavy that this tub of lard is weighing me down, literally.

For someone who prides themselves on muscle, nothing's worse than fat, and this guy before me? Well, he's a prime example of that.

"I suppose I need a workout."

Reaching the door, exhaustion gripped me and I found myself gasping for breath. It was unbelievable – this body was so darn heavy.

After an arduous struggle, I finally made my way out of the room, causing servants carrying a litter1 to scurry over. They lowered it, creating a path for me to step onto it. I tried to ignore the spectacle – it's this pampering that turned this fatty into a giant tire.

Pushing the annoyance aside, I began to move, managing only about 10 steps before my legs gave out.

Damn it. Seriously? I collapsed, leaving the twenty servants to hastily lift me up and place me onto the litter1. For me, it felt more like a stretcher. There I was, sprawled on it like some mountain, panting heavily.

"You damn god! I hope the protagonist of your favorite novel gets NTRed!"

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"We're here, young master."

Can you believe it? his father's office is just thirty steps away from this pumpkin room, yet he insists on using a litter.

"Give me a hand."

I ordered while cursing this hefty body under my breath.

"Oh, come, come, my dear child. How was your day?"

I glanced at the middle-aged man, his face exuding warmth and care.

As for my feelings? This old man right here is the reason this chubbo exists. Not that I give a darn about my indulgent father.

"I'm alright, Dad."

Yes, imagine this: as a noble, this old man spoiled this pumpkin so much that he thinks he can go around scolding the mansion's maids and servants.

"Take a seat. Hey, fetch his chair!"

You might wonder why he doesn't sit on a regular chair. Well, that's because the chair is custom-made to accommodate this hippo-sized frame.

"What's going on, Dad?"

Seriously, why would he summon this big old hippo over to his quarters? There's gotta be a reason for it.

"Child, your fiancée is paying a visit tomorrow."

My heart skipped a beat as I heard about my fiancée – the same heroine who led to this hippo's downfall in the wild.

In short, the story goes like this: this hippo spotted that beautiful rabbit – I mean, the girl. What was her name again?

"Thalia is also eager to meet you."

Eager to meet me? Yeah, right. This girl is no ordinary cutie pie. Just hearing her name sends shivers down my spine. And it's not because I'm scared. It's because she's the one who threw this pig into the wild by framing him for assaulting her.

Oh, I almost forgot to mention – she had only just met him for the first time. Seeing him in this state, she went on a rant about how ugly he looked. She orchestrated this guy's downfall, and don't get me wrong, it's not like she drugged him.

He actually lunged at her just because she called him a 'Hippo '. Hold on, did you think something improper happened? Nope, he wanted to beat her up, but he got framed. Of course, he's no angel.

To put it simply, if someone called a potato a tomato, would you just let it slide? No way. So this idiot right here is a hippo, and he deserves to be called one.

A "litter" is a type of vehicle carried by people, used for transporting individuals of importance, often in a seated or reclined position.

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