The reason Iver had said "two people" was because Lily was included as well.
His request was completely beyond his classmates' expectations.
--Had Iver and Her Highness the Princess really grown familiar enough that he could directly invite her to join an unfamiliar club?
Xiao Aiden could not help clapping his hands. He felt clearheaded and refreshed, as if he had finally figured out a question that had troubled him for a very long time.
--I knew it! There must be something going on between the two of them!
But they clearly had no idea that both Iver and Isabel already knew about the White Shoes Club.
The students were also very enthusiastic. They agreed without hesitation, and they nearly started arguing over who would be the one to issue the invitation.
Although the inviter was also the guarantor and would be held responsible if anything happened to the invitee, bringing in someone important would also bring the inviter plenty of prestige.
After all, she was Avalon's only Princess! Though they had never interacted with her, everyone had long been curious about her. They simply had never had the opportunity—or the courage—to approach her.
But now, everyone present knew that Iver was the one who had actually brought Princess Isabel to the club. In other words, Iver would be responsible for the matter. He had merely borrowed a spot from them in advance.
Even if they could not speak with Her Highness the Princess, they could at least draw a little closer to Iver—and they would be able to say that they had invited that reclusive princess into the club... Even if they were only the nominal inviter, it was still something worth boasting about.
They would not have to bear any responsibility, and they could reap the benefits for