A Royal Mismatch: The Trouble with Prince Charming
(*No Rape*) Bringing to you from the Series of The Queens' Trilogy; A Royal Mismatch. From Royal Reject to Accidental Crown Princess: A Marriage of Convenience Gone Wrong . Every girl dreams of being born a princess, right? Not Oriana. Sitting on a little stool, waited on by hand and foot? No thanks. Freedom, adventure anything but the stifling expectations of royalty is what she craves. In fact, she'd rather be scaling the castle walls tonight than attending a stuffy soiree. Luckily, she wasn't born to be the crown princess. In fact, she is the bane of etiquette tutors and the kingdom's resident "bad egg." But fate, it seems, has a wicked sense of humor. Duty throws Oriana into a political marriage with the infamous Crown Prince Adric of Avon. A notorious playboy known for his scandalous lifestyle and disregard for courtly decorum, Adric seems like the perfect escape hatch from her suffocating expectations. Adric, on the other hand, couldn't care less who he marries. His reputation precedes him; a notorious playboy who thrives on defying expectations. But when the fiery Oriana crashes into his world of calculated indifference, sparks fly. Will this forced union ignite a royal scandal of epic proportions or blossom into an unexpected love that challenges the very foundations of their kingdom? Other works of this author; 1. Kitanna from the series of Queens'Trilogy. 2. The Hitman's Sunshine.
WILD ANIMAL ATTACK
[Music Recommendation: Castle of Glass ~ GnuS Cello]
Adelaide walked casually inside the woods, all her weapons held by Caspar, who trotted behind her with a smile on his face.
"Let's rest here, my feet hurt," Adelaide said, sitting down with her legs stretched forward.
Caspar quickly got on his knees. Folding the sleeves of his shirt, he started massaging Adelaide's feet. "Does it feel good now?" he asked.
Adelaide didn't reply. She raised her face, looking behind her sister's husband. "Caspar, you know you disappoint me, right?" she finally asked, raising her leg a little higher for the young man to carry them.
"I'm sorry about that day. I didn't know that the servant would come inside the room, and also I'm not sure the princess saw my face," Caspar replied, now sitting on the sandy ground so he could properly carry the princess's leg without it touching the ground.