Time Travelling: My Love from the Royal Family

In a private room inside the teahouse, a man had already been waiting for Luther. "How is everything going in the city?" Luther asked.

"Everything is fine," the man replied.

"Where did Prince Matthew and his wife go today?" Luther asked specifically.

"They had been to the morning market and then the Treasure Pavilion. I am not sure what they bought from there."

"The Treasure Pavilion?" Luther frowned. He knew well about the Treasure Pavilion, as it was notorious for selling fake, shoddy and defective goods in the Birch Pass. The Treasure Pavilion had cheated many people. Yet, the pavilion was very careful in their dealings and they hardly left any evidence against them. So Luther allowed them to keep running their business.

"Prince Matthew didn't lift the roof of the Treasure Pavilion?" Luther asked curiously. The pavilion was notorious. So he assumed that if the pavilion dared

think carefully before he took any action.

Luther's quick promise surprised the man. "Don't you wish to know what I'm going to do?"

"I don't want to ask!" Luther replied frankly. "If you are planning to hurt Prince Matthew and his wife, you'd better think twice about that. Both of them are tough nuts. If you act against them, you'll be the one to suffer."

"Why do you trust them so much?" the man asked with a little disappointment.

"I don't trust them blindly. I just feel surprised that you are willing to deal with them by putting yourself into danger. You are no longer the same man I knew before, because the man I knew would never have risked his life. Is it because of Princess Harper?" Luther asked.

The man fell into silence. He didn't answer the question, even after a lengthy pause. But Luther didn't want an answer. He added, "Meet me tonight, at midnight, at the barracks."