Chapter 27

"No, I won't," said the silver-haired woman, shaking her head.

“Why? "Come on, choose one," the princess instructed.

"Do it on your own." The silver-haired woman turned away and flatly refused the princess.

Because the king adored his daughter, her words and commands were equivalent to the king's orders. She was known for her fiery temper, and no one could calm her down, not even the royal family, her relatives, or the nanny. As a result, no one dared to speak to the princess in a manner befitting their image.

Helen burst out laughing and jumped out of her chair. "I was only joking. Don't tell me you thought I'd make you all jump into the lake and drown in this freezing weather."

'You're the type to do that,' the young nobles thought as they awkwardly laughed.

Helen's arms were crossed. "Of course I'm not going to do it." We'll stop here because Alice said so."

One gentleman blushed as he heard her words. He was the source of their anguish because of his earlier veiled sarcastic remar