A Cue For Love

Chapter 1066 I Refuse

“You knew what was going on between Helma and me?” Bastien certainly hadn’t expected this. “I do. That’s why I never wanted to get myself involved,” Natalie stated icily. “Natalie.”

The woman pursed her lips and ignored Bastien. At that very moment, a five-star servant appeared before Natalie, blocking her path.

“Greetings, Miss. His Majesty would like to speak to you and the prince.” This servant was the king’s most trusted aide, and despite the smile on his face, he gave off an air of intimidation to those around him.

Natalie was speechless. I just can’t get away. She could only make her way toward the king alongside Bastien. Following Loang customs, the woman gave Mikhail the most supreme form of greeting, rising back to her feet only after gaining the latter’s permission.

“What is your name?” the king asked while fiddling with a ring—one with the image of a dragon, signifying his absolute authority—on his middle finger.

“Natalie Nichols.”

“Where are you from?”

“Dellmoor, Chanaea.”

“So, you’re not a noble?”

“I’m not. I’m just a businesswoman stopping by in Loang,” Natalie answered candidly.

only wanted Helma as her future daughter-in-law, not this woman standing before her who had

won’t let him

since she’s not from here. That said, I think we should just leave this matter as it is. Let’s not delve any

understand it, it doesn’t change the fact that she danced.

“Cynthia! You—”

didn’t say anything wrong, Frieda,” Shirley chimed

on between his father’s wives, Bastien stepped forward and declared earnestly, “Father, I’m well aware of the

and fell on Natalie

just like her

woman who had unfortunately lived a short life. Now, looking at a woman who reminded him of her

speaking, he wouldn’t have allowed Bastien to choose a commoner

especially fond of Natalie merely because she resembled someone he

what he wants, then it shall be,”

make things difficult for him, Bastien was especially surprised to see him looking so carefree.

Your

expressions

stared

internally, relieved that this woman had