Mated To The Cruel Prince novel Chapter 150

Chapter 150: Cat And Dog

All eyes were on Theodore.

It wasn’t until that critical moment King Oberon walked in to see Andre making harmless fun of him that the laughter he kept bottled up inside of him finally erupted. He couldn’t help himself and the sound echoed across the hall while his family members watched, stunned.

But that was not all because Theodore set off a chain of events that he never saw coming. The servants, though tried as hard as they could to fight the urge back, couldn’t hold it in anymore and broke out in laughter. There was no stopping it because Theodore’s laughter was contagious and the scene of Andre bumping into the king was just so funny. They laughed so hard that tears escaped their eyes.

However, reality set in at the same time and the guilty party did not need a seer to tell them they committed a capital offense by laughing at the king after the hysterics subsided.

"Y-your Highness." Theodore stiffened and looked up at his father, the king with dread. King Oberon’s expression was intense, much different than the warmth he was used to giving.

"Your Highness!" All of the servants involved in the act fell on their faces and began to beg the king for mercy, frightened. They had not meant to laugh at him, but Prince Andre’s joke was hilarious. They couldn’t help it and now had to beg for their lives.

Although Theodore was not afraid of his father taking his life, he could be punished, not to mention he embarrassed him in front of everyone. Including his subjects. The spring prince wore a somber look as he glanced nervously at his father, waiting for his decision.

Queen Maeve frowned at the discordant noises made by the servants as they begged for mercy. This is what happens when a prince is unsuitable for his role, she showed disapproval, tutting her lips.

"Enough!" King Oberon ordered, his voice booming across the hall and everyone fell silent, holding their breaths as they awaited judgment.

The king set his jaw, his gaze roving across the hall, and challenged each of them with a stern look. Not that any could hold his gaze because they lowered their faces and wouldn’t look him in the eyes.

The king was enraged, they could tell that from the dark look crossing his features. This was it. They were finished, the servants gave up hope. All they had to do now was accept their fate, this was the end. Just when they anticipated the death sentence, the king gave a great bellow of laughter instead.

Huh?

The whole audience was confused because this was not what they had expected from King Oberon. Their ears must be deceiving them, they assumed. And yet, the king’s joyous cackle rang across the room. Nor did they know how to respond to it.

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