Time Travelling: My Love from the Royal Family

Nicole gave birth to a daughter, who was called Gianna Chu, a name suggested by Harper. When Charles heard that he had a daughter and Nicole had died while in labor, his face paled, and dismay gripped him. For him, a daughter was useless, and Nicole's life was far more important. He was especially convinced of this when he saw Clark and Carlson appear in the Holy Chant Temple together.

But there was no denying the reality. Nicole was dead, and all she had left behind was her child. Faced with this, Charles was left uneasy about his own future.

In the meantime, events continued to proceed. "Clark," Harper said, "I'm afraid that we must trouble you to handle the funeral for Princess Nicole." As a married daughter, Harper had no right to hold the funeral while Nicole's natal family could do the job.

"Don't worry, Harper. She is my aunt and is a member of our clan. Her death was quite tragic, and we will certainly take care of her funeral. But this baby..." Clark trailed off

rms, he added, "The baby is blessed."

Harper thanked him with a little bow of her head. Then her gaze went past him to another man whom she recognized.

"Greetings, Your Highness." It was Ken, the commander of the palace guards.

"General Ken. It's nice to see you again." There was no emotion in Harper's voice. The man's appearance was at once suspicious. He could only have been sent by the emperor, but surely it wouldn't have anything to do with Nicole. "Why are you here, General Ken?" she asked.

"I am here to escort Master Chodak, the imperial monk, to the capital," explained the general, cupping his hands.

Harper turned to look at Chodak and said with a smile, "Congratulations, Master Chodak! You have become the imperial monk."

Chodak caught the astonishment in Harper's eyes. He didn't know how much Harper knew about his identity. But apparently, there was caution in her eyes when she knew that he had become the imperial monk of the Bright Dynasty from Ken.