Lu'er wanted to agree immediately, but felt that there might be some trick here. While hesitating, the princess provoked:
"Why, don't you dare?"
Such a tone was mostly irritating. Lu'er frowned, that's all. I want to see what on earth you want to do?
"What are you afraid of? Princess, I will accept this bet..."
She agreed readily, and the princess nodded with satisfaction:
"Remember our bet! Lu'er, don't cheat when the time comes!"
"I remember! The princess should also remember it!"
Luer looked at her not to be outdone, and looking at her unusually confident pretty face, Luer asked in confusion:
"Princess, you also know that he doesn't like you. Even if you really get him, what's the use? For you who are proud, will you be happy if you find a man who has another woman in his heart?"
Women in ancient times were always like this. Doesn't everything else matter except their status?
For a woman, can they really remain indifferent while watching their man having fun and lingering with other women?
"It's not that he doesn't love me, it's just that he hasn't seen me yet. Lu'er, they say that men are unreliable, and time can always dilute everything, including love!"
Can love really be diluted?
Lu'er sighed. Even the proud and confident princess couldn't see through this. Women in ancient times were really pathetic.
However, a princess should be worthy of a prince, and she may not like others.
"Really? Princess, if he forgets me so easily, then he is not worthy of my love at all..."
Luer smiled softly, the princess frowned slightly, looked outside, and suddenly said:
"Lu'er, I don't ask for anything else, just for the sake of fairness. Don't tell the prince, and I won't use any tricks, okay?"