Anne Mecklen's novels had swept across the Old Continent, making Charlotte's fame almost comparable to that of the five greatest powerhouses!
As the next-generation strongest of Fars, Antonio's reputation among the nations might not even have matched Charlot Mecklenburg's. Especially among noble young ladies and even noblewomen, Charlot Mecklenburg's fame crushed that of every powerhouse on the Old Continent and, in a sense, even surpassed the emperors of every nation.
If Charlotte had not known Anne from very early on, then whenever he went to any country, as long as he gave his name and his identity was verified, he might receive unexpected treatment—such as a young lady climbing into his bed in the middle of the night.
The sisters Sarah and Renee quickly began chatting with Anne.
Sarah still harbored a little fantasy about Antonio, but Renee preferred the Charlot Mecklenburg from the novels.
Neither girl was actually foolish. Although Prince Avery had warned them beforehand, and they had tried using little tricks like horseback riding to attract attention, they both knew their chances were slim.
Antonio's attitude especially made it clear. Although Charlotte had come up with the bad idea, Antonio was no fool. How could he not see Charlotte's instigation? Yet he had still left decisively, showing that he truly had no such intention.
As for Charlotte...
Well, The Empire's First Rose Menilman, Grand Princess May Guillaume of Inglima, Strasbourg Rose—these renowned beauties of the Old Continent had all been quietly defeated by the smiling, radiant Princess Anne before them. What virtue or ability did sisters Sarah and Renee possess to compete with such great beauties for even a day's glory?
Anne had not used any means at all, yet she had won over two rather weak competitors.
Charlotte left not only because he wanted to get