"Never left India?" Vidya murmured to himself, and snorted softly: "Then where is my life for the past twenty years? Why none of you can tell me?"

Vidya's words immediately made Chopra lose his words.

There was no way she could say about the many guests in front of her.

"Anyway, today is your wedding with Samar. Remember that your husband is Samar, not the strange man in front of you!"

"He is not a strange man!"

Another voice that had endured for a long time interrupted Chopra's words. Chopra turned around and couldn't believe it. The person who contradicted her turned out to be a small humble maid, Kador.

"To Princess Vidya, he is not a strange man!" Kador walked up to him. This was the second time she had seen Beitang Yaori.

After looking around, everyone's eyes were filled with various shocks and complex emotions.

"Everyone knows that Princess Vidya has lost her memory. No one knows where the princess was before, how she grew up, and what kind of life she lived. How could she remember her husband even if she is completely vague!"

"…"

"Several times, Princess Vidya would cry while calling out a name in her dreams after falling asleep—" As she said that, Kador's eyes shifted to Samal.

"That's Beitang Yaori!"

——!!!

Samal's body suddenly shook, and Kador's words made it too shocking for him.

"A person will forget everything if he loses his memory, but the feeling in his heart is that he will never forget it. Even if he loses his memory, he can still remember the unforgettable feeling."

Kador was a little excited as he spoke. She had promised her mother to take good care of Princess Vidya.

"Mrs. Chopra, haven't you always wanted Princess Vidya to leave Agra Fort earlier?"

After being touched by a word, Chopra's face suddenly felt embarrassed and couldn't hold it up: "Ka, Kazor, what are you talking about!"

"Am I wrong? Because Princess Vidya was born to another wife, you are particularly repulsive of her and wish she could leave Agra Fort as soon as possible. Now that your wish has come true, why bother to pretend to be considering the princess? And, Princess Kasha!"

Kasha's face froze. She looked down on the clever little maid beside Vidya.

"Originally, today should be your wedding with Major General Anand. Maybe, now you still have time to dress up. You have always like Major General Anand, right?"

"Cardrall!"

"Princess Vidya has lost her memory, so she can't remember that she has been married. Now that she wants to marry Major General Anand, wouldn't it be a shame for the princess?"

The ancient tradition is deeply rooted in the Indian thinking, and Kazor's clever and sly defense gave both sides a good reason to make things smooth.

Kazor turned around and walked to Vidya: "Princess, your motherland is India, but you forgot that you still have a motherland called China."

It was time to get her back to where she was originally living, and the man in front of her was enough to prove that Kazor was completely relieved.
Chapter completed!