Chapter 558 You Are My Little Princess

Aragorn said hurriedly: "No, it's not a pity, I have bought the ring back, and I am very happy that you knew to use it to exchange for money at the critical moment.

In fact, when you encountered difficulties, you took this ring to the Spanish Consulate for help. The people at the consulate would contact me when they saw it.

This ring bears my family crest, and is recognized by the upper echelons of our country."

Ms. Huang's eyes widened. "Can this ring be used as a token of trust to ask for help at the consulate? Why didn't you tell me earlier? Were you waiting for me to guess?"

Aragorn felt a little guilty. "When I left, I never thought I would not be able to come back for so long. When I later realized that I might not be able to come back soon, someone else answered the phone when I called you."

Ms. Huang was still very angry and couldn't help but reach out and pinch him. However, Aragorn smiled and said, "My dear, you used to vent your anger like this when you were unhappy. I'm so glad that you are still the same as before."

This is probably a masochist, we all find it unbearable to watch.

Speaking of the ring, Ms. Huang asked Aragon with great interest how he found it. Aragon then remembered Tang Yi and pointed at him and said, "It was Mr. Tang's grandfather who bought your ring."

Aragorn recounted in detail what had happened at the previous banquet.

Tang Yi didn't know about these things. After hearing them, he looked very proud and couldn't stop smiling. "Tianyi, you see, this is fate between us. You were destined to be with our Tang family when you were still in your mother's belly."

Aragon's expression suddenly became serious. "Margarita, Mr. Tang's mother is not an easy person to get along with. She is trying to find a way to separate you."

Huang Tianyi was not used to her new name yet, and it took her a while to realize that her new father was calling her.

She glanced at Tang Yi meaningfully, and Tang Yi immediately became anxious and was about to express his loyalty. But before he could open his mouth, Aragorn said, "But perhaps Madam Tang is right. You two are not necessarily suitable. My little princess should be paired with a prince, or at least an heir to a duke's family."

We don't care too much about what Aragorn said. In the eyes of their father, his daughters are all little princesses.

But his next words let us know that the little princess he was talking about was a real princess.

It turns out that Aragorn's father and their previous king were brothers, which means that he and the king were cousins.

I don't know what they call each other, but based on this relationship, if it were in ancient China, Aragon would be a prince and his daughter would at least be a princess.

This is a true aristocrat~

I suddenly felt that my best friend was shining. Prince Aragon was right. That brat Tang Yi was not worthy of her.

Especially since Aragorn said that after he and Ms. Huang get married, Huang Tianyi will be the ninth heir to the throne. Of course, her ranking is a bit low, but what does it matter? There is a real throne waiting to be inherited in her family.

When Tang Yi heard Aragorn say this, he immediately became anxious. He knew that it would not be enough to just express his loyalty verbally, so he looked to Xiao Shiqiu for help.

Xiao Shiqiu calmly picked up the cup and took a sip of tea, then said slowly, "It's useless to look at me. I can't conjure up a throne for you. My family only has money, but look at their family of three. Which one looks like they're short of money?"

Tang Yi was sweating on his forehead, but Huang Tianyi was still smiling and irritating him: "Maybe after I go back with my dad, I'll have to participate in some royal blind date conference."

Before Tang Yi could figure out how to please his mother-in-law who suddenly appeared, his father-in-law suddenly appeared. The poor child with zero combat experience had no way to defeat him. He had no way to defeat him at all.

That wasn't all, what made him even more devastated was that someone who was holding him back appeared.