Sylvia's POV:

Startled, I leaned over to take a closer look.

But Blair's eyes were clear and bright. I couldn't see the black bug anywhere.

"What's the matter?" Blair asked curiously.

I shook my head and smiled awkwardly. "Nothing."

Maybe I was just seeing things.

After parting with Blair, I went back to the palace and placed the potted plant on Rufus' bedside table.

Since the plant was able to lift the curse on Blair, perhaps it could also do the same for Rufus. Maybe, just maybe, I'd soon bear Rufus a child.

Thinking about this, I felt very happy.

I wondered if Rufus preferred a daughter or a son.

the cold, arrogant prince becoming a clumsy clueless father. What an

about these things, I couldn't help

else to do for the rest of the day, I cleaned

very little for me to clean. I just organized the things that Rufus had brought back from the border. He had brought a plethora of souvenirs, everything

watch and sunglasses in the cloakroom. When I came back, I caught a glimpse of a familiar wooden

box

Sure enough, inside lay the pendant I had thrown away.

his pack. It didn't matter whether we would recognize each other as family or not.

Edwin probably wasn't going to return to the capital

away with a sigh. I figured it wouldn't be so bad to keep it

then, I heard a

are

opened the door. But to my surprise, I found a group of maids I'd never seen before

you looking for me?"

a grey suit. She stepped forward and smiled

grew vigilant. "Queen Laura?

to stir trouble again? Did she find a new fiancee for Rufus? If that was the case, I was

to admit that Laura was actually better than the vicious mothers-in-law in TV dramas. She had never really done things ungracious to hurt me in private. At most, she had just

me.

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