Time Travelling: My Love from the Royal Family

In the Phoenix House, Harper breathed a sigh of relief when she had finished calculating recent financial gains and losses. The reorganization of several shops had multiplied profits several times over, which, set against the daily expenses of Prince Matthew's mansion, meant they still had some money left over.

"Ah, Your Highness, we can finally make a profit now!" Nina said with a cheerful smile. She watched Harper operating the abacus with some astonishment. Despite her youth and grace, the woman worked as fast as any man who'd spent his whole life balancing accounts. Nina couldn't help but ask herself, 'When did Her Highness learn how to do this?'

"That's still far from enough," Harper muttered to herself, not looking up from the numbers. She had no spare money to do anything she wanted to. Aside from the mansion's typical expenses, there was also th

Prince Matthew may betray him."

"How can you betray your new master like this?" asked Harper, not a little skeptical. "Don't you know what he'll do to you when he finds this out?"

"I have tried the taste of death once already," Howard replied slowly. "Thus, I am not afraid of it. Besides, I have never thought of him as my master. I don't think highly of most of these princes. In fact, among all of them, I prefer Prince Matthew."

Squinting at him, Harper asked, "Are you crossing over to me, Howard?"

"Yes. But it's up to you whether you accept it or not." Howard looked her straight in the eye. "There are no everlasting enemies, only everlasting interests. I can stay at Prince Hoffman's side and keep an eye on him for you and Prince Matthew. As for Crown Prince Felix, you know better than me what to do. So what do you think? Shall we cooperate?"