Time Travelling: My Love from the Royal Family

Hailey had had enough of it. She sent a letter to Howard, who was serving military force at the border. It seemed to be her only means to deal with Harper. However, Hailey was aware that Howard, being far away from the imperial capital, could not be of much help to her. Neither could Charles continue to protect her like before because both Mavis and Nicole loathed her. For that, Hailey had a backup plan. Since she was unable to change Nicole's attitude toward her despite all her efforts, she had no other option than to seek help from Mavis.

"My Lady, Lady Hailey is here. She said she must see you urgently because she has something important to say," Annie informed Mavis hesitantly.

It was time for Mavis to go to sleep and she had just closed her eyes. Yet Hailey came to see her at this time. Mavis didn't want to see her, but thinking that Hailey might have something important to say, she supported herself and sat up. "Let her in." Mavis nodded at Annie, who was waiting for her reply.

"Yes, My Lad

r died, she said she wanted to see you for the last time. Why didn't you go to see her?" Mavis suddenly asked in a solemn voice. She was very defensive about Hailey. Hailey did not even care about her mother's life. How could she be so thoughtful and considerate about the future of the Chu Clan?

"What?" Hailey looked perplexed to hear Mavis' counter-question to her. She asked in confusion. "I... I didn't know about it."

"You didn't know?" Mavis sneered. "The guard went to your Fairy House to give you the message, but your maid said that you were asleep."

"Grandma, I'm innocent!" Hailey sounded deeply aggrieved by Mavis' remark. "On the night my mother died, I was unwell and went to bed early. I told my maid not to disturb me, but I had never expected that she was so foolish that she didn't even tell me that my mother wanted to see me. The next day, when I woke up, I learned that my mother died. I was so sick at that time that I couldn't get out of bed at all, so I could not see my mother off."