The Three Little Guardian Angels novel Chapter 2548

Chapter 2548

“You did nothing when your daughter was harming a royal descendant, and you tell me that’s loyalty?” Nollace asked, his face sank.

Lucius looked at him and said, “We’re very sorry for your loss, but you’re the prince of Yaramoor. Your marriage will influence how other countries look at us. Even though the Goldmanns are a powerful family, their daughter just doesn’t match your status…”

Nollace smashed the cup on the table to the floor, causing Cecelia to yelp out in fear and stunning Lucius.

Nollace slowly rose up to his feet and continued. “You keep saying that you’re doing this for the good of the royal family, but in reality, you just want your daughter to be the princess. You’ve been manipulating the cabinet ever since my grandfather passed away, so of course, everyone would support you. Since you wish to get your daughter to be the princess, I’ll renounce my status as the prince.”

Cecelia was stunned. She found it hard to believe that he would go to the extent of renouncing his status as the prince.

Did he not want to marry her so much?

Lucius was equally dumbfounded as he jerked up to his feet. “Your Highness!”

“You know very well what will happen to you if I renounce my status as the prince, right?” Nollace loosened his tie and looked at him menacingly.

The Taylors abused their power and forced the prince to cut ties with the royal family-the act in itself. was testing the bottom line of the royal family and forcing the queen to hand down judgment on the Taylors.

This was something that the Taylors did not wish to happen, as this would also show that they intended to turn against the royal family. At that time, would those in the cabinet and aristocrats close to the Taylors really help them?

Understanding instantly dawned upon Lucius. “Are you forcing me now?”

“Aren’t you forcing me now as well? I’m just teaching you a lesson in the way you least expect. I’m a person who can do anything if I’m pushed to the corner. Don’t ever try to test my bottom line. Or else…”