Chapter 42
Iris
He sipped slowly from his teacup and then dropped it on the stool beside him. "I'm sure you are surprised that I asked you to come here. Have you ever been to my chamber before?" He questioned.
"No I haven't, Your Highness. There has been no reason for me to come here," I replied tersely.
"Alright," He leaned on the backrest of his armchair. "I'll be brief. I want you to leave my son,"
I almost roared with laughter but I watered it down to an inaudible giggle. I'd heard of scenarios where the parents of a man or woman ask his or her partner to leave their children, but I never imagined that it would happen to me someday.
"And why should I do that?" I replied, stoically.
Well, his son had already left me and he didn't know about it. It would only bring more disgr
