"Oh, you're not disagreeing with me," Lady Delphine smirked. "Usually, you would have said something along the lines of it being impossible. What has changed?"
Rose glanced at Lady Delphine. She was right. She slowly looked away. "I don't know," she whispered.
However, she still didn't agree with Lady Delphine, but she could accept that perhaps the crown prince might be willing to listen to her requests—except if she asked to go home. It didn't mean anything, and it certainly didn't make him less cruel.
"The royal family hasn't arrived yet," Lady Delphine said, changing the subject.
She could see Rose's expression saddened, and she didn't want that. She knew, more than anything, Rose wanted to go home, and having the favor of the crown prince didn't matter. Rose would still choose to go home.
