Time Travelling: My Love from the Royal Family

For the first time, some emotion leaked into Robert's tone—it seemed to be shame. "Because Lady Kelly once saved my life," he explained. The reason why he had helped Harper secretly was because he wanted to pay a debt of gratitude to her mother.

Harper pondered for a while again and then asked, "Where on earth is my uncle?"

"I'm not sure. I do know that he was heartbroken after your mother's death, so he offered to raise you himself. At the time, your father didn't care much for you, so he gave him permission. That is why you lived with him and your grandmother up until your uncle's disappearance."

Harper remembered her last conversation with her uncle, how he had told her that he was going on a long journey and didn't know when he would come back. He had told her to obey her grandmother and take care of herself. Su

his hands in frustration. Everything was going wrong. Francis had come close to death and been moved from the Imperial Palace, and Sherry was inconsolable. Then Chloe had caught a cold. And the men sent to kill Harper had turned up dead!

"How is Charles now?" the emperor asked, suddenly remembering him. If Harper had any weakness, surely it would be her father.

"The last I heard, he has become a monk in the Holy Chant Temple," the man replied.

"Find a way to lure Harper there. And make sure that you kill her this time." The emperor hated Harper more than ever now. He was the supreme ruler of the nation, but he had been fooled by a mere woman. There was no way he could rest until she was dead at last, and more than that, he was eager to see how smug Matthew would be after losing his wife.

"Yes, Your Majesty."