Time Travelling: My Love from the Royal Family

Maxwell quickly drank a cup of tea. Seeing that, Harper stood up and refilled his cup. But he drank it up soon again, and she refilled his cup one more time. Seeing that he was about to drain another cup of tea, she stopped him and said, "General, I suggest you taste the tea carefully with your tongue."

"For me, it tastes the same. I drink solely to relieve my thirst. I don't care whether it's tea or water." After drinking the tea, Maxwell stared at Harper with his tiger-like eyes.

Harper touched her face, convinced that there was nothing on her face. "General, I don't think you invited me here to enjoy the tea."

Maxwell remained silent for a while. Harper was patient. She didn't urge him to say anything. Instead she continued drinking tea. Finally, he opened his mouth and asked, "Harper, can I trust you?"

"What did you mean by that, General?" asked Harper in confusion.

"If all the physicians in the world say that a person is healthy, but you check his body

Harper shook her head and continued to rub her wrist. "Thank you for your help, Mister Zack."

"You're welcome. How did you manage to make him so angry?" he asked. But Harper didn't give him any reply. Looking around, he realized all eyes were on them. Since it was inconvenient for them to talk in public, Zack invited Harper to a private room. That way, they could discuss this matter without having people overhear them.

There were only two of them in the private room. After pouring a cup of tea for Harper, Zack said, "Maxwell is not a gentleman. He is not the kind who will take care of ladies. You'd better stay away from him."

Harper nodded her head a few times as a reply. She held up the teacup in front of her and drank it in silence. The red mark on her wrist was really dark. As Zack noticed it, his eyes darkened, but he didn't speak about it.

"Mister Zack," Harper said all of a sudden. "Could you please do me a favor?" Her face was full of expectation.