"Senior brother." After leaving the crib, Alvin smiled shyly, took John’s card from his bag, and placed it on the bedside cabinet next to Di Jinxuan.
"What does this mean?" Nangong Jin looked at Alvin.
"It’s for sister-in-law." Alvin smiled, "The password is your birthday."
John: "!!!"
"Why so polite." Nangong Jin tried to return the card to Alvin.
But Alvin stopped him, "It’s the right thing to do. If you don’t accept it, you’re not treating me as a friend."
"Then I won’t be polite." Nangong Jin smiled, knowing Alvin’s character, and since they were all very familiar, there was no need for pretentious refusals.
"Yeah, no need to be polite in the first place." Alvin nodded, then said, "Let’s start signing autographs."
"The posters haven’t arrived yet."
"No problem, let’s sign the CDs first." Alvin said, letting John grab the briefcase, and it turned out he brought everything with him.
"It’s not urgent right now." Nangong Jin said casually.
Unexpectedly, Alvin looked at him seriously and replied, "I’ll return to the country after signing."
"Hmm?" Nangong Jin raised an eyebrow in surprise, "So abrupt? Is there something urgent?"
"It’s not urgent!" John, nearby, got anxious and was about to explain, but was loudly scolded by Alvin to stop.
Nangong Jin was stunned for a moment but didn’t pry, since Alvin was a prince, perhaps there was something he couldn’t disclose.
Nangong Jin nodded, "Alright then."
Alvin started signing autographs, chatting with Nangong Jin as he did so. Before long, the posters Nangong Jin had someone buy were delivered, a thousand of them, stacked quite high.
Nangong Jin rare showed some politeness, "Seems like there are quite a lot."
"Hmm? What’s wrong? What do you mean?" Nangong Lin was puzzled, opening the door, "Why don’t you come in and talk."
"Okay." John didn’t hold back, initially thinking to help Nangong Lin, but suddenly felt it might be inappropriate; he dared not touch the prince’s woman!
So he just watched as Nangong Lin hopped over to the sofa.
"What’s going on?" Nangong Lin sat down and politely poured John a glass of water.
"Our prince is about to return to the country. The companies here have all signed contracts. If he returns now, he’ll have to pay compensation for breaching them. The queen also doesn’t want him to return, and in anger, she froze his card." John rushed to say, "Could you please persuade the prince not to leave, and stay here? At least wait till the contract ends before going back."
"I’m a bit confused by what you’re saying." Nangong Lin frowned, "Why does he want to leave?"
Of course, it’s because of you!
John complained inwardly but didn’t dare say it out loud.
Instead, stammering, he said, "Well, at noon, did you have a quarrel with His Highness..."

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