"Laka!" Samiyi suddenly became very serious, "Your father is now ill, and as a prince, you must take up the responsibility. I don't want to see that expression on your face anymore!"
Laka was stunned. "Aunt..."
It was the first time Tan Rou had heard Samiyi speak with such a serious tone, which made her feel as if the person she had just been drinking with wasn't Samiyi, but rather Samiyi's brother, the King.
"Laka, you are the prince and the future king of this country. You must never panic, no matter the circumstances," Samiyi educated Laka, "Do you know? The person your father worries about the most is you and me. Now that he is ill, we must not worry him further."
"I don't want to be the king!" Laka's eyes were red. "I am not suited to be the king, only aunt is suited to be the king."
Upon hearing this, Samiyi did not show an excited expression; she wasn't angry, nor was she pleased. She still maintained a calm demeanor.