52: It doesn't matter anymore.

"Huh?" The queen asked in doubt of Viishaun's statement.

The king crossed his arms and raised one of his eyebrows, "What's with that reaction?"

"Could you repeat it? Had my ears played a trick on me? Do you really think she would accept me as her daughter-in-law?"

"I may have no idea what my mother is truly like, but I believe she's a person who does not judge a person. Butler Arthur and my lad-in-waiting, his wife who used to work with my mother before always talk about what kind of person she is. Judging from the qualities they said the royal consort possessed, she prefers a simple, innocent, and domesticated woman like you."

"What? Am I an animal? Tsk! You're so annoying."

The king smirked and hid his sly smile while looking at the grumpy look on his wife. "Anyway, what brings you here, grumpy cat?"

"I decided to roam around since a certain someone locked me in the palace," she replied, still giving a grumpy expression. "How about you? What brings you here?" she added.

The king loo