Chapter 1455: 1454 is quite imaginative
Mahri’s expression beca extrely ugly, and he said angrily, “Your Highness the Prince, my son has been hit by a foreign woman, and not only do you not help get justice, but you also mock . I definitely cannot accept this. I want to see His Majesty the King to have him administer justice for .”
Laka was dead nervous, as His Majesty the King was still in bed, so how could he possibly co and see him?
“Duke Mahri, His Majesty the King isn’t soone you can see just because you want to,” Samiyi spoke up, “Besides, His Majesty the King has said that he has very important matters to attend to. Leave the matter of you and your son to the Prince.”
With his aunt by his side lending support, Laka’s nervousness subsided a bit. He said, “Yes, His Majesty the King is dealing with other matters, and your issue isn’t important enough, so His Majesty the King let handle it. State your business quickly because I have other things to do too. Once you finish speaking, I will be leaving.”
Mahri’s expression was ugly, and he was very dissatisfied with the King’s approach, as in his view, Prince Laka was a fool—letting a fool deal with Xite’s incident clearly showed that they had no regard for him and his son.
After much thought, Mahri decided to make things difficult for this foolish Prince.
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“Your Highness the Prince, my son has sustained very serious injuries, and the doctor said his wrist might never recover in his lifeti. Therefore, I demand that you hand over the criminal who injured my son,” said Mahri. “I want to break her legs and feet, letting her feel the pain Xite suffered!”
“Duke Mahri, before you present your demands, I’d like to ask you a few questions,” said Samiyi. “Why would that foreign woman want to hurt your son? And your son is so tall and strong, how could that foreign woman beat him? Most importantly, your son lost to a foreign woman—don’t you feel ashad?”
If Laka’s words made Mahri angry, then Samiyi’s questions left Mahri both angry and ashad.
The kind of person Xite was couldn’t be clearer to Mahri—it was definitely Xite who provoked that foreign woman, which led her to strike him. But as Xite’s father, Mahri spoke up for his son.
“My son has always been obedient, he is very diligent at work, and he has never quarreled with colleagues. So, I don’t believe my son would have a conflict with a foreign woman.” Mahri told blatant lies with his eyes open.
“It must have been that the foreign woman fancied my son, but when my son didn’t reciprocate her feelings, she ca to harass him, and when he still ignored her, she felt she couldn’t save face and then attacked him when my son was not paying attention.”
Tan Rou was instantly speechless. She had initially just found the Duke sowhat noisy, but after hearing his statent, she instantly felt that Duke Mahri’s imagination was truly rich.
Once back in her own country, she would remind Liang Lu to replace his screenwriters, for even all of Director Liang Lu’s screenwriters combined weren’t as good at making up stories as Duke Mahri.
After listening, Samiyi felt sothing churning in her stomach, she was so disgusted that she was about to vomit everything she had eaten in the morning.
Laka, speaking whatever ca to his mind, imdiately countered Mahri, “That’s impossible, Miss Rou has a fiancé in her own country, and he is very handso, a hundred tis better looking than your child, and he is also very rich, so it’s impossible for Miss Rou to like Xite.”
Princess Samiyi smiled and said, “Mr. Duke, I think what Laka said makes a lot of sense. If you had seen Miss Tan Rou, you would realize how ridiculous your ideas are.”
Mahri didn’t believe it, and insisted, “It must be that the foreign woman fancied my son’s appearance and status; otherwise, she wouldn’t have attacked my son.”
“Could it not be that your own son is the scoundrel?” Tan Rou, who had been on the sidelines watching the drama unfold, finally couldn’t help but speak up, “Really, this is too funny. Both father and son are quite the characters—one’s son harassing others, and the father blindly narcissistic, truly like father, like son!”
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