Time Travelling: My Love from the Royal Family

"Grandma, then..."

Before Harper could say what she was about to say, Mavis stopped her from doing so. She knew what Harper had in mind. Harper wanted to talk about her getting sent into the Imperial Palace. However, after all of the terrible things that happened in the Chu Clan, Mavis had changed her mind. She was no longer interested in sending Harper to the Imperial Palace. The Imperial Palace was a place that would burn a person to the bone. Indeed, the emperor was, by no means, a trustworthy husband. And as for the other princes, Mavis was worried that none of them would be willing to marry Harper and make her their wife. Because of that, Mavis had made up her mind that before she passed away, she would find a good and trustworthy husband for Harper. That was the last thing she could do for her beloved granddaughter.

"The emperor has gotten old. I wouldn't want you to live a life of difficulty in the Imperial Palace," Mavis said in a somber tone. "Don't you even think about entering the Imperial Palace. There's so much deceit in the Imperial Palace. I'm afraid you will be eaten up to the bone by others. When you finally get married in the future, you can help the Chu Clan if you can. And even if you can't, I wo

t it to anyone in to make sure that she stayed in the dark.

"My Lady," Nina said, keeping her voice low as she stretched out her hand and lightly tugged on Harper's clothes. As Harper turned around, she noticed a familiar figure in green clothes. From what she could remember, this was the same servant who worked closely for Charles. It was rather plain to see that Sue must have paid him off and asked him to hide nearby to wait for Harper to confess what she had done. Unfortunately for Sue, Harper was smart enough to know that she shouldn't do such a thing and managed to keep herself from saying or doing anything improper.

"Let's go. We won't be going here any longer, or else, we might just get ourselves in trouble," Harper said. Be that as it might, when she checked Sue's pulse, it seemed a bit strange. Harper couldn't find anything wrong with her pulse. But it was true that her body was getting weaker and weaker as time passed by. This unusual phenomenon reminded her of her mother's condition when she got sick. At that time, the doctor also couldn't find any problem, but her mother just became weaker with every passing second until she finally succumbed to her illness.

"Yes, My Lady," Nina quickly replied.