Time Travelling: My Love from the Royal Family

"When did I say that I don't like kids?" Matthew asked, still as patient as he could be.

"Didn't you run away when you found out that I was pregnant? Didn't you say that you don't want a baby?"

At once, it seemed like there was a visible dark cloud on Matthew's face. The truth was that he didn't know what to do when he heard about her pregnancy. So he rushed to the Imperial Academy of Medicine to call out all of the imperial physicians. He then forced them to write down every precaution for pregnant women. His mistake was that he didn't take into account the possibility that Harper would have misunderstood his actions. She even thought that he didn't like children so the idea of having a child scared him to death and fled.

Matthew put down the bowl and calmly said, "I did not run away. Also, it didn't mean that I don't like kids! It's the first time that I'm going to be a father. I don't know what to do, so I went to the Imperial Academy of Medicine to ask the imperial physicians about what I should do during your pregnancy."

It was Harper's time to not

e wouldn't have talked Harper into having a baby. He felt extremely sorry for her when he saw how pale her face had become. Yet, he didn't dare to say "I don't want the child" in front of her, because he didn't want to upset her anymore.

"I'm fine. Don't worry. My reaction is just normal. I'll be back to normal; just give me some time."

"What do you want to eat? I'll ask someone to cook it for you." Matthew knew he could do nothing but try his best to give her whatever she needed and wanted.

"Hot pot!" Harper exclaimed, finally having some life into her voice.

"But the imperial physicians said you can't eat any spicy food." When Matthew heard the words "hot pot", he immediately remembered the instructions of the imperial physicians. So without a bit of hesitation, he refused her request. "I'll ask someone to cook a pot of chicken soup for you. No, I'll cook it myself!"

Watching Matthew rush out of the room, Harper thought of what he had just said. Did he just decide to prepare the soup himself? If he were the one to cook, would it even be edible?