All MILFs are Mine

Chapter 139: The Insurance

Leon and Reina stood silently in front of a large, ornate door.

”So,” Reina began, glancing at him with her usual cold expression, ”do you understand everything expected of you throughout the day when serving Master Justin ?”

”Yes, maʼam,” Leon replied, offering her a fake smile.

”Good.” She handed him a polished silver plate covered with a lid. ”Heʼs waiting for you inside. This is his afternoon meal. Go and serve.”

Leon gave a short nod, opened the door, and stepped inside, carefully closing it behind him.

”Hello, sir,” he said, holding the plate. ”Iʼve brought your food.”

Reina, without another word, turned around and walked away.

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Inside the room...

Justin looked up from the bed, startled. The book he was reading slipped from his hands.

”Leon,” he said with a serious look in his eyes.

”Justin,” Leon greeted him casually, placing the food on a nearby table before taking a seat in front of it.

”How are you doing?”

Justin hesitated for a moment, then asked, ”How did your duel go at the academy?”

Leon raised a brow and smirked. ”So, you did a little digging on me, huh?”

”I-I have to be careful about who I work with,” Justin said quickly. ”Youʼre not angry, right?”

”Angry? No,” Leon replied smoothly. ”I donʼt want to work with idiots either.” He picked up the utensils and began cutting into the steak.

”But I am a little sad.” Leon spoke with a neutral expression as stabbed the fork into the steak.

Justin tilted his head. ”Sad? Is something wrong with the food?”

Leon smiled faintly, placing a bite into his mouth. ”No… Iʼm just sad you guys are five star Nobles, you deal with crucial information exchange and donʼt realize there are elf spies in your house that are supplying information from your house.”

Justin froze.

”W-What!?” he shouted, his eyes widened in shock.

”Donʼt—” Leon started, but his voice cut off as a glowing notification flashed in front of his eyes.

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[Warning: You have been poisoned with ʼBlue Bainʼ. Mana flow will be disturbed. Spells may not cast correctly for the next 48 hours.]

[Adjusting mana flow...]

[Adapting to Blue Bain poison...]

[Successfully Adapted to the poison.]

[Congratulations ! You have successfully learned the skill {Poison Resistance}]

Leon only readed the first notification and ignored the others.

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He immediately spat the half-chewed steak onto the plate. ”Hwak… thua.”

Justin stepped forward, visibly panicking. ”W-What are you talking about, Mr. Leon? A spy? In this house ?”

Leon wiped his mouth with a napkin and looked at him dead-on. ”How often are you eating this ?”

”What...? I-I eat it daily. Itʼs my usual—”

”When you try to cast a skill,” Leon interrupted, ”does your mana feel... unstable? Do the spells come out wrong like really unstable ?”

Justinʼs eyes widened. ”Y-Yes! Thatʼs exactly what Iʼve been saying to the Royal Physician! But... how do you...?”

He trailed off, confused, frightened.

Justin stumbled backward, visibly shaken. ”M-Mr. Leon... I-I donʼt understand… Please, explain to me whatʼs happening.”

Leonʼs smile returned, slow and predatory as he understood everything that was going on.

”Oh, Iʼll explain everything,” he said, voice low.

”Youʼre being used like a pawn by your maid, Reina,” Leon said with a calm smile as he looked at Justin.

”W-What? Reina?” Justin asked, his face a mix of confusion and shock.

”Sheʼs an elf spy. And youʼre being poisoned with a herb called Blue Bain. It causes your mana to go unstable—you wonʼt be able to cast spells properly for the next 48 hours.”

Leon leaned forward slightly. ”Sheʼs doing it to keep you from getting into Velthorne Academy. If you got selected, youʼd have to move into the dorms… and sheʼd have no excuse to stay here in the house and that would fail her mission to collect information.”

He continued, ”But since you were admitted to Phoenix Academy—”

”I stayed home… and she stayed with me,” Justin muttered, the realization hitting him hard.

”Exactly,” Leon nodded. ”Sheʼs been gathering information and passing it to her little brother. Heʼs been feeding it to the Elf Kingdom.”

”If the Royal Palace finds out your family is responsible for the loss of so many soldiers in the war… theyʼll crush you. Your noble status could be stripped in an instant.” Leon spoke with a serious and dark expression as he looked at Justin.

”I-I have to tell my father! That bitch ruined my life! Iʼll kill her and her brother with my own hands!” Justin roared, fury overtaking his expression as he turned to storm out.

”Open that door,” Leon said casually, ”and this information will be in the Royal Palace before you even take a step.”

”W-What?!” Justin stopped dead in his tracks, turning back with wide eyes.

”B-But… youʼre on my side, right?” he asked, his voice trembling.

”I am,” Leon said with a smirk. ”Thatʼs why Iʼll handle this myself. Iʼll turn her into my little sex doll. As for her brother—you can do whatever you want with him.”

”B-But… I want my revenge, Sir Leon. She destroyed everything! I couldʼve been a great mage at Velthorne. I couldʼve made my father proud...” Tears welled in Justinʼs eyes.

Leon walked toward the table. ”She was serving you the food, but I suspect her brother was the one who laced it with Blue Bain.”

He narrowed his eyes. ”I still need to confirm everything. If you lash out in rage now, youʼll ruin everything. And I donʼt like anyone messing with my plans.”

Leonʼs voice dropped. ”You need to understand—weʼre holding information that could bring your entire five-star noble family to ruin.”

He paused, then said calmly, ”Iʼll take care of this. From now on, donʼt eat anything Reina prepares. Iʼll bring you an antidote tomorrow. Start training your magic again.”

Leon turned to leave. ”And say nothing about Reina to anyone. Unless you want to see your family on the streets.”

Justin stood straight, nodding. ”Mr. Leon… from this moment on, youʼre my friend. I trust you more than anyone now. Please save my family”

ʼAnd youʼre my insurance,ʼ Leon thought with a smile. ʼIf Iʼm going to blackmail them, I need someone else to know the truth. Youʼll be my ticket out if things go wrong.ʼ

”Iʼll be off now,” Leon said, heading for the door. ”Thereʼs someone I need to find.”