y. She was standing infront of the m

have to be so mean to her? Well, she had to get used to his behavi

ly breakfast table with

had to learn and remind herself that she wasn't in crocus city anymore. She wasn't the same lady she was anymore, she was now a princess,

ually found a book that gave detailed explanation about improving a person's cultivation base. The shelf in her room

a, it's

open the door. "Is it time for

Xai r

n't have to go the acad

ff for your train

th the book. "I'm so lucky to ha

ch you, Princess." Xai

re funny. Thank you for

or his permiss

," she replied as she walked with Xai to a hall.

°

t was a free day for him, and after checking a few things ar

as training with Xai. He stopped an

using in the training. She was really trying

starting to care about her. What she did, how sh

n't succeed, and at a point she was about to fall. Her legs slipped and a piece of something on the stool made a clean cut about her feet. She was fully expecting to fall until she

ne's eyes increased, but this time,

r down and he

Highness." Xai imme

ried to surpr

't Xai's fault, I.." Qu

Carrine

didn't underst

stay in a place?"

ying my best, and still you don't like it. You rarely talk to me, when you do, it's just to scold me. I wanted to go t

ore he could talk, Quinneta left after he was done wrapping her wou

oor and slide down

ple around her, giving medicine she made herself to those she didn't even know was sick, sewing nice dresses for

or what she does. She was even sure he didn't even like having her around. What wrong h

nner time. She didn't want anyone to as

out of your room." Tenah said immediately she saw Quinneta come ou

rry to make you worry

cious pastries available. I noticed you like them, so I sent a

much, Tenah."

er ta

yone at the table the

and asked. "How's y

er." She r

he table. She sighed. What she had said migh

ke Carrine's meal to

tray and packed some food. She

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one had ever talked back at him that way. But, her words were sincere,

uldn't go to the dinner table.

out Quinneta, his star glo

he saw her. She had actu

ss," she sai

idn't know what you might like to eat, so I packed my

re about him again. He had hurt her, but, she stil

careful when I train and I wouldn't be a bother to you. I'd tr

done nothing wrong and now she was apologisi

permission,"

hought she hadn't

tars. You have my per