I Became the Maid of the Lout Prince

“Well, now that the Demon King has been defeated, whether Lilith was excommunicated or not isn’t a big deal anymore. More importantly, hurry up and make your wish. I’d like to grant it quickly and go rest.”

The Goddess Aurelia urged me, her voice subtly pressuring me, as if she was getting irritated by my hesitation.

Since I only had a day to decide, I started running through a few options in my mind.

‘That damn bastard wished for Seraphine to be resurrected.’

In other words, reviving the dead wasn’t necessarily a violation of the world’s rules or a wish that would bring harm to others.

And that damn bastard’s original wish—to return to his original world—probably wasn’t something that would disrupt the world’s order either.

‘If I’m making a wish, I want something that money or power can’t solve.’

After all, there’s a significant difference between something that can be achieved through effort and something that absolutely can’t.

Since I had the rare opportunity to borrow the power of a god, I needed to choose carefully.

For example, I could go with that bastard’s initial wish—the wish to return to his original world.

“Do you perhaps wish to return to your original world, Lady Lilith? If that’s what you desire, I could arrange it right now….”

“…Are you out of your mind?”

Go back to my original world now, leaving Ethan and the kids behind? She had to be joking.

Besides, returning to my original world wouldn’t make my life any better. I’d finally gotten used to living as a woman, and going back now would just be awkward.