Time Travelling: My Love from the Royal Family

"Yes, Your Highness," Fred responded in his deep and intimidating voice. For a man like him, it was a typical voice quality. However, Harper thought that this kind of voice wouldn't work for her plan, so she frowned a little, then took out a pill and handed it to him.

"Take it."

Fred took the pill from Harper's hand and immediately swallowed it without a bit of hesitation. However, what made him uneasy was when he noticed that Harper had her eyes fixated on his every move. He had never imagined that he would one day be forced to wear women's clothes. It made him feel so uncomfortable as if he was stripped naked and made to walk towards the public.

"Your Highness, if we don't leave right now, we're going to be late for sure," Fred reminded her. His voice was no longer gruff and deep but rather soft and sweet, which was very close to a woman's voice. Although he didn't consciously do anything to change his voice, it sounded romantic with a hint of being coquettish. Any man who would listen to that voice would certainly melt in an instant.

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"Let's get off the carriage and walk from here," Harper announced. Unwilling to wait in the carriage, she chose to get moving right then and there. Just after taking a few steps, she heard someone calling her name. She looked around and found out that it was Lucas.

"Lucas," Harper greeted him.

When he was close enough, Lucas greeted her with a smile. "What a coincidence to meet you here, Aunt Harper! Are you by yourself?"

"Matthew has to be in charge of the Imperial Palace's security today, so he came here early in the morning. By the way, you haven't come to our mansion in a long time," Harper stated calmly.

"I actually miss your hot pot very much, Aunt Harper. When you cook it in the days to come, don't forget to call me and I'll be at your mansion in a second."

"I certainly will. That's a promise, okay?"

"Okay! I'll get going now." Lucas bid his goodbye and then stepped forward. The moment he passed by Harper, he said something in a very low voice. It was barely audible for everyone to hear but loud enough for her.