Time Travelling: My Love from the Royal Family

When Rolando came with the newly tailored ceremonial robes for the empress, Harper was playing with Patrick to kill time. He was all smiles and was walking briskly.

"I have brought the clothes, Harper. I asked them to make them according to your size, but since I don't really know the specifics of your size, I don't really know if they'll fit you. So try them on! Don't worry if they don't fit—we have plenty of time to modify them," Rolando said, his tone gentle as he caressed the bright red outfit.

Harper continued to play with Patrick, pretending not to hear what Rolando was saying. No one in the world would be able to convince her to try the robes as she knew that she wouldn't be the empress—in the past, in the present, or in the future.

Rolando surprisingly didn't feel bad about Harper's silence and didn't even press her for a response. Instead, he just took the Heavenly Book on the table and said, "Harper, I'll keep this for the time being. I'll give it back to you after

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icine is currently in her hands. And honestly, judging from her medical skills, it might be true. But I believe that what you have put on her is not easy to break; otherwise it won't be called 'Deathly Kalpa', right?" Rolando said in a low voice.

Gary smiled confidently. "Of course, Your Majesty. Up until now, no one has been able to solve the mystery of the Deathly Kalpa. Even if Harper is the best medical expert in the whole world, she wouldn't be able to solve it."

"Then please be ready for the coronation ceremony tomorrow."

"Yes, Your Majesty. And please rest assured. You know that I would never disappoint you."

When Harper returned to the Harmony Palace, she looked calm, as if she hadn't discovered something disastrous. But Forsythia, after being around her for a long, long time, had immediately felt that Harper had something on her mind. Considering what was happening tomorrow, however, she believed that no one would be able to feel at peace, even for one second.