My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire

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Keira and Jenkins exchanged a glance, then shifted their attention back to the scene unfolding in front of them.

Jenkins leaned in and murmured, "If Monbatten really adopts the prince's son, the power struggle in Country A will split into two factions. It doesn't directly affect us—if anything, the more chaos there is, the better chance we have to reclaim our position. But, considering he just promised to support my return, wishing ill on him feels a bit... ungrateful."

Keira nodded in agreement.

Little Amy, however, piped up indignantly, "Daddy already has me as his daughter! Why would he need someone else's kid?"

Erin couldn't help but laugh. "Amy, you've got quite the imagination. Do you really think you're a little princess?"

"I am a princess!" Amy declared, hands on her hips, glaring defiantly at Erin.

Before anyone could respond, Amy glanced at Monbatten with a worried expression, then made a sudden dash toward him. Jenkins, quick on his feet, caught her by the back of her collar, scooping her up into his arms. "Whoa there, kiddo! That's not just a casual argument over there. Those kinds of disputes can get serious—life-or-death serious. Stay out of it."

Amy kicked her little legs in frustration. "But I am his kid! Why doesn't anyone believe me? Ugh!"

Keira gave Amy a sidelong glance, her expression thoughtful.

Meanwhile, the tension in the room escalated. Monbatten and his brother stared each other down, their mutual hostility almost tangible.

prince broke the silence.

gaze and said calmly, "Why don't you check your phone,

my phone have to

was said on the other end made his face

oil fields were above

"You—"

becomes public. Otherwise…" His gaze flicked briefly to the ten-year-old boy standing nearby. "The

him, Monbatten left his brother

rein in his anger. "Fine, Monbatten. You win this round. But you'll have to come back eventually. The rest of the royal family

on

Monbatten said, his voice calm but

warily. Monbatten gestured toward the boy. "Take

nothing. He ushered his

once they were

find a cure here, or at least someone who can help me father a child, I might be able to buy myself more time. If not…" He paused, his voice heavy. "Then,

nodded sympathetically. "Power comes with its price, Monbatten. The greater the power, the heavier the chains that bind

"There's a saying here in Crera: 'The cart will find its way when it reaches the mountain.' I still have a week left in this country. Who knows? Maybe I'll find a solution—or

borrow trouble from the future. Let's make the most