"Romon, don't be in such a hurry to leave the Royal Capital. It's rare for you to come here. In a few days, once the matters in the Royal Palace have all been dealt with, I'll invite you to the Royal Palace as a guest. What do you think?"
After the banquet ended, people gradually left the banquet hall. A place that had been incomparably lively just moments ago turned silent and lifeless in the blink of an eye.
Romon walked at the very back of the crowd, with Princess Qian Niya beside him.
This little princess was much the same as she had been years ago, very close to Romon—though curiosity might also have played a part.
Hearing Princess Qian Niya's words, Romon smiled. "Your Highness, please rest assured. I won't be leaving the Royal Capital these next few days."
Even without the princess's invitation, Romon had planned to remain in the Royal Capital for several days. Primarily, he was waiting for the Crown Prince to speak with him; secondly, he had to look around and buy gifts for his family before returning.
"Then it's settled. Leave me the address where you're staying. When I have time, I'll send someone to invite you." Princess Qian Niya said happily.
Romon immediately gave her the address of his residence. Princess Qian Niya silently repeated it twice and remembered it. Then she raised her head, her smile blooming like a flower. "Still, I suspect that before I call for you, invitations from my second brother and the others will be unavoidable. You'll have plenty to keep you busy."
After saying that, without waiting for Romon's reaction, Princess Qian Niya said, "All right, I'm going to meet someone else. See you when there's time."
Then, accompanied by a group of maidservants, she left