Prince Jack stood there for a long time, his reluctance to leave apparent.
Even, to put it bluntly, it was all because of that damned royal dignity.
If it were not for this royal dignity, Prince Jack would have already stepped down.
And now the problem Jack faced was just one.
It was that he had no way to step down gracefully.
...
After all, how could Prince Jack not want a boy, dreaming of his own prosperity elevating everyone around him.
But what could he do, now that he found himself in such a bind? What was he to do next?
Thinking this, Chu Dazhuang paused for a moment and likewise remained silent.
These two youngsters had stubbornly locked horns in secret, and now neither side was willing to be the first to back down.
It was the same for Chu Dazhuang and for Prince Jack, both standing there, silent.
And this made Diana worry.
As for the princes of Demacia, John and Tom, they simply watched from the sidelines.
