Time Travelling: My Love from the Royal Family

"But..."

"No buts!" Harrison said decisively. "If you want to get out of this mess and succeed, Your Highness, then do as I say. But if you want to spend the rest of your life like this, well, then you can go on doing as you please."

All the scathing words Hoffman had endured had finally worn him down, and now he couldn't help but be frustrated with himself. Had he known what sort of trouble he could get himself into, he felt certain he would have restrained himself before. "Uncle Harrison, please don't get angry again. I understand now. As soon as Father releases me, I will immediately go and apologize to the civil officers. I will show them my sincerity."

"Very good! It is fortunate that you are still sober, Your Highness," Harrison replied wearily. "On the day I arrived at the imperial capital, His Majesty had a talk with me. He seemed to be very dissatisfied with you, and he even implied that

t at ease. I've already contacted her. I believe she understands your good intentions," replied Harrison. This was a troublesome situation, to be sure, and it would take a long time to set things right again. However, the emperor was in good health, so they had plenty of time to compete with Felix.

"Thank you, Uncle Harrison."

"It's late, and I've been away from my mansion for a while now. I must return before anyone realizes I was gone." With that, Harrison stood up and adjusted his disguise.

"Very well. I'll ponder over my mistakes carefully until I am released." A modest smile was on Hoffman's face again.

Satisfied that Hoffman was now in his right mind, Harrison turned away and prepared to leave discreetly through the back door. But before he could do so, Bill came bursting into the main hall, his face pale with fear. He shouted in a trembling voice, "Your Highness, something is wrong!"