Time Travelling: My Love from the Royal Family

Lilian wandered outside of the Harmony Palace, lost, confused, and heartbroken. Even the memory of how she got where she was muddled. As she came upon the palace gates, she realized how hollow she felt inside, and fear was the only emotion nestled within her chest. Her body shook hard, as if it was exposed to harshest winter known to man. After taking a deep breath to regain composure, she began to look up, and that was when she saw the plaque that said "Harmony Palace". It was a sign written by Rolando himself. Now, as she recalled everything little he had done ever since they met, Lilian realized that he actually had expressed his love for Harper from the very beginning—it was just no one had paid it any serious thought. It was hard for anyone to believe that Rolando, who occupied such an esteemed position, would fall in love with a married woman.

"I was so stupid," Lilian murmured helplessly. Once upon a time, she truly believed that Rolando had finally fallen in love with her after all the efforts she had exerted. Now, she was slapped with the reality that none of that was ever true, and that none of that would ever happen.

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ction. 'No, My Lady! Why do you look amused? He is trying to separate you from Prince Matthew! Be serious, My Lady!' she yelled inwardly.

"Oh, I remember," Harper continued, her face now donned with a serious expression. "Francis had said such words to me as well. He even imprisoned me in the Imperial Palace of the Bright Dynasty to make sure that I agree."

Panic flashed across Rolando's eyes for a second, but he was able to get over it quickly. "Harper, you can't leave. I don't care about what you want, but I wouldn't let you leave this place," he said firmly.

When Harper heard this, her eyes narrowed. She knew that Rolando was unlike Francis—Francis had planned everything for many, many years, but unfortunately, he had been suppressed by other forces as he did not have many supporters. In contrast, Rolando, as the emperor of the Great Jade Kingdom, had the utmost loyalty of his talented subordinates. It was no exaggeration to say that his strength was comparable to that of Matthew's. 'If he said it, he must be serious about it,' Harper thought. 'What makes him so sure that he would be able to stop me from leaving this place?'