"D-Did something happen to me? Was I kidnapped?" Princess Anne looked at Jiang Hao and asked cautiously.
From this alone, it was clear how innocent and inexperienced Princess Anne was. She had never seen the darkness of this world. Fortunately, he had been the one to bring her back. If she had encountered those bad people, she might have been in real danger.
"No."
Jiang Hao answered with a smile.
Princess Anne visibly relaxed. "May I sit up?"
"Of course."
Princess Anne sat up, and Jiang Hao took the initiative to prop a pillow behind her back. The Princess looked at him and leaned against it. "Could you tell me where I am now?" she asked politely in a soft voice.
"My apartment." Jiang Hao shrugged lightly.
"The two of us were alone in one room all night... sleeping together?" the Princess asked tentatively.
Jiang Hao shook his head. "Strictly speaking, you took my bed, and I slept on the sofa."
The Princess fell silent for a moment, then suddenly smiled. "This really feels a little crazy. I've never had an experience like this before. It's rather exciting."
This was exciting?
Jiang Hao merely shrugged and said nothing.
The Princess curiously examined the room. The tiny apartment was not even as large as one bedroom in her manor. Furniture filled the room, making it seem cramped, and she could take everything in at a glance.
Then she looked at the two Blue Robins perched by the window. Princess Anne was pleasantly surprised. "Why don't they fly away? Are they your pets?"
"Yes."
Jiang Hao beckoned, and the two Blue Robins fluttered onto his hands. The Princess was extremely curious. "They're so obedient, and so beautiful too. They should be robins, right? I've seen pictures of them in an illustrated book."