Married a Secret Billionaire by Breaking Wave

Neil had never thought he would see Victoria standing outside. He took a step forward subconsciously to shield

Aurelia.

“Why? Aren’t you introducing us to each other?” Victoria smiled, but her gaze toward Aurelia was piercing.

This was her first time meeting Aurelia face to face. She was rather surprised.

Previously, the people she sent to follow Aurelia reported to her what the girl looked like. Now that she saw her

today, the girl’s beauty surprised her.

It was no wonder Neil kept coming for her all day long.

Victoria bit her lips and forced a smile.

“Since you’re not saying anything, I’ll introduce myself!” She extended a hand. “I’m Victoria Charles. I’m also—”

“Also, the royal princess,” Neil said in a low tone.

His gaze was alert, and his brows were furrowed. Various thoughts flashed in his mind…

Aurelia looked at her dumbly as she stood rooted in a loss.

“Your Highness.” Neil nodded politely. “We didn’t know you’d be here. It’s rude of us! You… aren’t here for clothes,

are you?”

“Of course not.” Victoria fanned the fan in her hand as she scanned the shop and looked at Neil. “Since we’ve met,

can I have a word with you, Mr. Harris?”

“Well…”

“According to the royal family’s rules, the princess cannot ask to meet the opposite sex.” She chuckled. “But

running into each other on the street and then chatting isn’t breaking the rules.”

Neil hesitated and nodded. He looked at Aurelia. “Stay in the shop. I’ll be back soon.”

Victoria led the way in front while Neil followed her.

They both came to a quieter street, and Victoria kept the umbrella, looking at the man in front of her quietly.

He had a sculpted face and dashing charm, but the most captivating was his charismatic eyes.

She remembered their first meeting. It was when they went to university, and it was love at first sight for her. Later,

she indirectly brought it up to her uncle, and the king intended to pull the Harrises to their side, so he had probed

the general.

It was a pity that General Harris had not made a clear stance.

Everyone could see Victoria’s feelings for Neil but also Neil’s rejection of her. Why else would he go all the way to

Centrolis to be an actor?

Victoria took a deep breath. She could not stand this. She wanted this man and would have him—she would make

this man come to beg her too!

“Your Highness, please speak your mind.” Neil looked aloof.

“Mm, I know you don’t like beating around the bush.” Victoria looked at him and asked softly, “The girl I saw at the

tailor’s just now, she’s Aurelia, right?”

Neil jolted. He tensed up like a leopard in danger as he kept his eyes on her.

“Your Highness, you—”

” Alexander helped with her temporary residence permit.” Victoria smiled. “Do you think I wouldn’t know about

her?

“Honestly, I was puzzled when Alexander helped her stay in Southeast Aciatic. This brother of mine has never

bothered with anyone’s matter. Why is he suddenly doing so much for a girl? Hah, I thought she’d be my future

sister-in-law!”

Neil chuckled. He had grown up with Alexander and was well aware of what kind of person the latter was. A

provocation like this would not affect him.

“Your Highness, I’m grateful for what Prince Alexander has done. We haven’t met recently. I’ll thank him myself

when I see him.”

“My brother can only get her a temporary residence permit.” Victoria looked at him. “On the other hand, I can get

her an official citizenship status. What do you think?”

“What did you say?” Neil could not believe his ears.

He had never interacted much with Victoria. He did not agree to the marriage with her because his father Noah

had not agreed out of various considerations, and he did not think he was the same type of person as Victoria.

He did not expect her to help him when his rejection was so clear. It did not seem logical—and there were most

likely traps when things did not seem normal.

Neil planned to listen to what she had to say before he responded.

“What’s gotten into you?” Victoria smiled. “So happy that you can’t speak? Who’s Aurelia to you?”

Neil answered with a straight face, “We met in Chaiseland. Aurelia’s saved my friend’s life and helped Cordelia big

time. But she doesn’t have any immigration status there. I hope to resolve this for her out of gratitude, so I brought

her here.”

Victoria smirked.

It sounded virtuous and impeccable, but did he really think she had no idea what he was truly thinking?

Her arm shook slightly as she gripped the handle of the umbrella tightly.

“I see. She’s friends with you all! Ah, I must help then!”

“Your Highness…”

“I heard from Alexander that she’s self-motivated and skilled with her hands. She’s also a doll when I saw her just

now. I quite like her!

“I heard that she’s enrolling at a university?” There was a sly glint in Victoria’s gaze. “Neil, Southeast Aciatic

University’s famous in the world for its strict scholarly admission and high volume of research publications.

Countless candidates want to be admitted… The university’s also incredibly strict with foreign students, and their

admission score is much higher than for the local students!

“If Aurelia has citizenship, she’ll enjoy the treatment of a local student, and her admission score will be the same as

the locals! She won’t have to work so hard either… Don’t you think so?”

Neil narrowed his eyes. The more he listened to her, the more off it sounded. It was just that Victoria’s offer was

truly tempting.

Aurelia’s citizenship was a rock weighing his heart down. Now that there was someone to move it, he was happy. He

just did not expect the person to be Victoria…

“Neil, I don’t mind you laughing at me.” Victoria continued. “But I saw the clothes Aurelia made for Cordelia. It was

gorgeous! I wanted her to come to the palace then. A talented person like her shouldn’t go wasted!

“Hah, but my brother was nosy that day, claiming she’s already engaged…”

Victoria purposely slowed down her speech to observe Neil’s expression.

As expected, the man’s gaze darkened, and his hands balled into fists.

Victoria smirked and continued. “Engaged women can’t enter the palace. It’s a pity! Neil, do you know who her

fiance is?

“I heard that the tailor shop’s owner has sons… Aurelia wouldn’t have found support so soon after she’s here,

would she?”