Time Travelling: My Love from the Royal Family

"There's nothing you can contribute to this. You can leave now," Matthew said to Rufus without even looking at the man. In fact, he was eager to ask the other people for more advice. He didn't want to sleep in his study for two weeks, so he sincerely hoped that their advice could help him.

With a bewildered look on his face, Rufus looked at Matthew as if he couldn't understand what he meant.

"Why are you still standing there? You're not married yet, and you don't even have someone you like. You're not helping me at all. Rather, you're just annoying me. So hurry up and go," Matthew exclaimed with evident discontent on his face.

Meanwhile, Matthew's words struck Rufus like a knife. Yes, he wasn't married yet. But how did Matthew know that he didn't have affections for anyone? With this observation, Rufus thought about it carefully. Indeed, it was true that he didn't have special feelings for anyone in particular. What was more, he had a very sharp to

ing he could do—offering a humble apology. He had been too embarrassed to ask for forgiveness. If he had only known that she wouldn't let it go easily, he would have never lied to her.

"Harp, I'm sorry." Matthew then admitted his mistake. He had no choice.

"What did you go wrong?" Harper asked firmly. She put down her chopsticks and looked at him straight in the eyes. She wouldn't forgive him if he couldn't give her the right answer.

"I shouldn't have lied about Gigi being ill to trick you into coming back from the Holy Chant Temple."

"Anything else?"

"What else?" Matthew was confused. He tried to remember what he did more to make Harper upset. He thought for a long time and it seemed to him that lying about Gianna was the only reason. But from the look on her face, it seemed like there was more.

When Harper didn't respond to his question, Matthew resigned himself and stated, "Anything that I did to make you mad, I admit that I'm wrong."