The story of Prince Edward is a cliché, lacking in novelty, and even made Perfikot feel somewhat nauseous.
But she didn't have much room to comment on it, after all, the people involved had been dead for many years, and Prince Edward in front of her had already harbored a desire to die. If Prince Edward himself didn't mention it, no one would actually know about it anymore.
So besides hearing once more the scandalous story of a nephew having a secret admiration for his aunt, which she had already suspected, Perfikot had nothing else to say.
However, she could understand why such things happened.
At that time, Prince Edward's parents had both passed away, and as a young child, he was taken in by the previous Emperor. Due to his age, he was entrusted to the care of Queen Mary at that time.
In the process, the young boy gradually developed a fondness for his aunt, which could be considered a natural human emotion.
