Chapter 433: Regret


    Trantor: Henyee Trantions Editor: Henyee Trantions


    Such an oue might indeed be the best course of action, and the brothers of the twodies had no objections whatsoever.


    To be inws with His Highness the Crown Prince was a dream realized by few. They had undoubtedly benefited greatly from this unexpected turn of events.


    While the Crown Prince hadn’t explicitly promised any specific position for their sister, his assurance to wee her into the royal residence was more than sufficient.


    It was worth noting that the mere fact that their younger sisters had the opportunity to travel alongside the fifth princess and the others was due to the fifth princess exercising her special privileges. Given their family’s rtively modest standing, bing part of the Crown Prince’s household was already a remarkable prospect.


    In the future, when the Crown Prince ascended the throne, titles would be conferred upon all his women. Those who received his favor might even be elevated to the esteemed rank of Noble Consort.


    The prospect of bearing a son and a daughter would further enhance their standing, with the son being a prince and the daughter a princess, granting them the prestigious status of imperial uncle-inw. This would not only ensure wealth and privilege for their sister but would also bring substantial benefits to the brothers.


    However, only the twodies themselves were aware that entering the Crown Prince’s residence might mark the beginning of a challenging chapter in their lives.


    The royal residence was home to a multitude of beauties, and they themselves hailed from unremarkable backgrounds andcked striking beauty. Standing out among the crowd of morous women would be a formidable challenge.


    Moreover, their initial mission had failed. Fearing the exposure of his own scheme, the Crown Prince had opted to marry them into his household as a means to secure their silence.


    Upon entering the Crown Prince’s residence, the grim reality was that they might not even have the opportunity to catch a glimpse of the Crown Prince.


    There was also the unsettling possibility that the Crown Prince, having fulfilled his purpose with them, would disregard their presence and leave them to fend for themselves within the sprawling royal household. The mere contemtion of this scenario brought even more profound sorrow to the twodies.


    Their misfortune was almost unbearable. Among the numerous youngdies hailing from humble backgrounds, why had the fifth princess chosen them as her pawns?


    Back when the fifth princess had approached them, they had briefly considered resisting her advances. However, the fear of her potential revenge coupled with the irresistible allure of the rewards she dangled before them made them feel powerless to refuse.


    The fifth princess had promised that after aplishing her objectives, she would seek her Imperial Father’s blessing for their marriages. She had guaranteed that they would be able to marry the men of their choosing.


    Coerced and tempted by her offers, they had felt there was no room to resist. Fate had dictated their path, leaving them with no alternative.


    “Are you not willing to be residents of the Crown Prince’s household?” The Crown Prince frowned, evidently displeased.


    Given their unremarkable appearances and modest backgrounds, these two youngdies should have been ted to hear of his intention to marry them into the royal residence. Why were they crying? What did this signify?


    Could it be that they believed he was forcing them into a situation they resented?


    The twodies quickly regained theirposure and wiped away their tears, feigning shyness.


    “Your Highness, we… we are genuinely eager to be part of the Crown Prince’s residence.”


    “These tears,” one of them stammered, “they’re tears of joy.”


    At this juncture, there was no alternative. They had to agree to enter the Crown Prince’s residence and employ every means possible to secure even a fraction of the Crown Prince’s affection.


    The thought that could potentially change their fate was if, by some stroke of fortune, they became pregnant with the child of His Highness the Crown Prince.


    “It’s fortunate that you are content with this decision. Return to your residence and take some rest,” the Crown Prince said calmly.


    “In a few days, I shall arrange for a suitable day to have you formally wed into the Crown Prince’s household.”


    The Crown Prince’s words were devoid of any discernible emotion, and he didn’t even cast a nce in the direction of the twodies..