# Chapter 818: The King’s Last Hope
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The scene opens with Keira and Jenkins exchanging a knowing glance. They were both observing a very unusual standoff—a clash between two men of immense power, brothers by blood but rivals by fate. Jenkins leaned closer to Keira and murmured his thoughts. He pointed out that if Monbatten really adopted the prince’s son, the entire political landscape of Country A would split into two opposing factions. And while that chaos wouldn’t hurt Jenkins and Keira—in fact, the more unstable things were, the easier it might be for them to reclaim their footing—he couldn’t help but feel a little guilty. After all, Monbatten had just promised to support his return. Wishing trouble on a man who had been kind to them felt... ungrateful.
Keira nodded in agreement. She understood the weight of that loyalty.
But little Amy, bless her heart, was having none of this grown-up logic. She stamped her tiny foot and piped up, completely indignant. “Daddy already has me as his daughter! Why would he need someone else’s kid?” The conviction in her voice was absolutely adorable. Erin couldn’t stop herself from laughing. “Amy, you’ve got quite the imagination. Do you really think you’re a little princess?” she teased. Amy planted her hands on her hips and glared at Erin with all the fire a little girl could muster. “I am a princess!” she declared.
Before anyone could say another word, Amy’s eyes landed on Monbatten, and a worried expression crossed her face. Without warning, she made a sudden dash toward him. Good thing Jenkins had quick reflexes—he caught her by the back of her collar and scooped her right up into his arms. “Whoa there, kiddo!” he said, his voice firm but gentle. “That’s not just a casual argument over there. Those kinds of disputes can get serious—life-or-death serious. Stay out of it.” Amy kicked her little legs in frustration. “But I am his kid! Why doesn’t anyone believe me? Ugh!” Keira gave Amy a sidelong glance, her expression thoughtful. There was something in that little girl’s stubbornness that made her wonder.
Meanwhile, inside the room, the tension was reaching a boiling point. Monbatten and his brother stood face-to-face, their mutual hostility almost tangible, like a storm ready to break. The prince finally broke the suffocating silence. “Why aren’t you saying anything?” Monbatten lowered his gaze, calm as ever, and replied, “Why don’t you check your phone, brother?” The prince frowned, clearly annoyed. “What does my phone have to do with anything? Stop changing the subject—“ But before he could finish, his phone buzzed loudly.
He glanced at the screen, hesitated, and reluctantly answered the call. Whatever was said on the other end made his face darken considerably. He turned to Monbatten, his voice sharp with accusation. “This was you, wasn’t it?” Monbatten’s tone remained measured, almost unbearably calm. “If your oil fields were above board, there’d be nothing for me to act on.” The prince’s jaw tightened. “You—“ Monbatten cut him off smoothly. “I’d suggest handling this matter before it becomes public. Otherwise...” His gaze flicked briefly to the ten-year-old boy standing nearby. “The backlash would make it impossible for me to adopt your son—even if I wanted to. Public opinion is crucial, after all.”
It was a masterstroke. Monbatten had turned the prince’s own argument against him, leaving his brother visibly seething. The room echoed with nothing but strained silence as the prince struggled to rein in his fury. Finally, after a long, tense pause, he took a deep breath. “Fine, Monbatten. You win this round. But you’ll have to come back eventually. The rest of the royal family has already made their decision. Once you return, you won’t be able to escape this issue any longer.” Without another word, he spun on his heel, ready to storm out.
But Monbatten wasn’t finished. “Wait,” his voice calm but firm. The prince stopped and glanced back warily. Monbatten gestured toward the boy. “Take your son with you.” The prince’s face turned an even deeper shade of red, but he said nothing. He simply ushered his entourage to leave, their once-proud procession now reduced to a defeated retreat.
With the storm passed, Sean approached Monbatten. “What’s your plan now?” Monbatten let out a weary sigh, the weight of his crown pressing down on him. “Crera is my last hope. If I can find a cure here, or at least someone who can help me father a child, I might be able to buy myself more time. If not...” He paused, his voice growing heavy. “Then, for the sake of stability back home, I’ll have no choice but to adopt.”
Sean nodded sympathetically. “Power comes with its price, Monbatten. The greater the power, the heavier the chains that bind you. Stay strong.” Monbatten gave him a faint smile. “There’s a saying here in Crera: ‘The cart will find its way when it reaches the mountain.’ I still have a week left in this country. Who knows? Maybe I’ll find a solution—or maybe even a miracle.” Sean chuckled and raised his glass. “Exactly. Don’t borrow trouble from the future. Let’s make the most of this week and enjoy our time here.” The clink of their glasses broke the somber mood, and for a moment, the tension lifted.
After finishing his drink, Monbatten’s gaze drifted toward Keira and the others. His eyes landed on Amy, still squirming in Jenkins’s arms. A strange, thoughtful look crossed his face. “If I do have to adopt a child,” he mused aloud, “that little girl wouldn’t be a bad choice.” Sean followed his gaze and couldn’t help but chuckle. “That might be tough, King Monbatten. You may be royalty back in Country A, but the Olsen family is the king of business here. Amy is their treasured little princess. Not to mention Keira Olsen and Lewis Horton—they’re both incredibly protective of her.” Monbatten sighed. “I was just thinking out loud...”
Sean gave him a knowing look. “Can I ask you something? Are you really here in Crera just for treatment?” Monbatten’s smile turned enigmatic. “You’ve noticed, haven’t you?” Sean nodded. “Yes. Your men seem to be looking for someone in Clance.” Monbatten’s expression softened, and he looked away, as if lost in a distant memory. “Years ago, I spent a wonderful night with a woman from Crera. If I have a child out there, it would be hers. I’m hoping... perhaps I might find that child.”
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**Reader’s Impressions & Star Rating**
This chapter was an emotional rollercoaster! I loved the way Monbatten handled his brother—turning the tables with such calculated calm was absolutely satisfying. But beneath that powerful facade, you can see a lonely man burdened by duty and desperate for a miracle. Little Amy brought a touch of lightheartedness to the heavy royal drama, and her innocent “I am a princess!” moment was just too precious. The foreshadowing about the woman from Crera gave me chills—could Keira or someone close to her be connected to Monbatten’s past? This chapter beautifully blends political intrigue, family tension, and a glimmer of hope. A truly compelling read.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.8 / 5 Stars
**Next Chapter Prediction**
Monbatten’s search for the woman from Clance is going to lead him somewhere unexpected. I predict that he will cross paths with someone in Keira’s circle—possibly even discover a shocking connection to the Olsen family. Could the “miracle” he’s hoping for be closer than he thinks? And with little Amy insisting she’s his daughter, I have a feeling this mystery will only deepen. Keep your eyes peeled, because the next chapter is bound to reveal a secret that could change everything!
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