Chapter 1095 - 5: Cuckolding the Prince

"Quarrel?" The Princess laughed. "Do you still think I’m quarrelling with you?"

Prince Kang’s expression changed slightly: "Princess, what do you mean by that?"

"What do you think?" The Princess looked coldly at Prince Kang.

"It’s been so long, and you’re still not calm? What will it take for you to calm down?" Prince Kang frowned, speaking with some impatience.

"Does the Prince still remember how you promised before our wedding?" the Princess asked.

Prince Kang’s face changed subtly, unable to speak.

"Don’t remember? Let me remind you. You promised that in this life, it would be only me, you would never marry a concubine nor take concubines." The Princess sneered, "And how long did it take before you broke your vow? Well then, let’s have a proper discussion now."

"Wh-what?" Prince Kang looked at the Princess with a cold face, feeling that the upcoming conversation was something he didn’t want to hear.

The Princess looked at Prince Kang, her tone calm, and said lightly, "Let’s divorce."

Prince Kang looked at the Princess incredulously: "What are you saying?"

The Princess slowly repeated word by word, "Let’s divorce."

"Impossible!" Prince Kang suddenly stood up, angry, "Stop this nonsense, will you?"

The Princess mockingly laughed: "Is that all you can say?"

Prince Kang was stunned, momentarily not knowing what to say.

The Princess continued: "Let’s divorce. I’ll make room so you can legitimize your beloved. Isn’t that a good solution for both of us?"

Prince Kang’s face turned dark, and he suddenly got up, forcefully opened the door, and walked out quickly.

The Housekeeper, standing at the door, saw Prince Kang’s face as calm as water. He didn’t need to guess to know that the Prince and Princess must have had a confrontation earlier. The Prince’s mood at this moment must be extremely bad.

Watching the Prince walk ahead quickly, the Housekeeper jogged to keep up behind him.

Prince Kang initially intended to return to the front yard the same way, but remembering he had come via the ladder made him even more furious. He turned to the Housekeeper and said, "Has the position of the back courtyard door been changed?"

"No," the Housekeeper immediately replied, jogging ahead to lead the way.

After going out the door, Prince Kang did not return to the front yard immediately but instead walked quickly onto the street, walking aimlessly.

The Housekeeper followed behind, frightened and worried.

Prince Kang’s steps gradually slowed down. In his mind, he still recalled the words the Princess had just said.

Divorce?

Then legitimize the concubine?

He had never thought about divorcing.

Even if he favored the concubine greatly, and despite all the pressure to marry her, he had never considered divorcing the Princess, and certainly not legitimizing the concubine.

In the history of Great Zhou Country, there has never been an instance of legitimizing a concubine.

He would not do such a thing.

After wandering aimlessly for some time, Prince Kang finally felt tired and began to slowly head back.

As he walked, he pondered whether the Princess was truly heartbroken this time.

How should he compensate? How to appease her?

The Prince Kang Mansion cannot do without the Princess.

After returning to the mansion, just as he entered, the concubine greeted him.

"Prince, where have you been? Why are you only back now?" Qin Concubine asked. Her tone was somewhat questioning, with a touch of willfulness. Usually, the Prince found it amusing and was willing to explain to her. But today, he was truly annoyed.

"There are some matters. I still have things to handle. We’ll talk later." After Prince Kang finished speaking, he walked directly past Qin Concubine to the study.