Time Travelling: My Love from the Royal Family

"I can't believe that there's actually a man who would allow a woman to sit on his shoulders," Diana mumbled, giving a snort of contempt. As far as she was concerned, men who would do such a thing were spineless cowards. Otherwise, they wouldn't allow women to ride on their shoulders and be above them.

Francis didn't say a word, because the vibrant smile on Harper's face dazzled him. Even though her face had changed and she didn't look familiar to him, he still recognized her the moment he saw her. When she was with him, she had never smiled so happily that way in front of him. Was it true that he just wasn't as good as Matthew in her eyes? He could do all the things Matthew could do for her, and he was sure that he could give her things which even Matthew couldn't. Knowing that, why wasn't she willing to give him a chance?

On the altar, the Holy Maiden's dance was still going on, and the peopl

and there wasn't even any expression on his face. In his opinion, the word "love" was extremely hurtful. Back then, he was willing to do anything for Harper. But even after everything he had done, including sacrificing himself, Harper still didn't appreciate it.

"If she is ruthless, then I see no need for me to love her and wait for her," Francis suddenly murmured. "I'm afraid I've never received so much as the slightest amount of affection from her. She's a very cruel woman."

Diana didn't offer her opinion, but she, in fact, had a deep impression of Harper. The latter wouldn't have become Matthew's wife and held this high position if she wasn't ruthless enough. Not only was she cruel to her enemies and herself, but to her father, brothers and sisters as well. It was quite challenging for Diana to compete with this woman, yet she still thought that as a woman, Harper was indeed formidable.