Married to an Illegitimate Prince who is my Enemy
Cynthia?" the king demanded,
er brother's gaze and responded nonchalantl
among the crowd. Their gazes turned s
en taught from a young age-a noble must never lose their composure
ath, controlling his anger. W
couldn't marry her to someone of lower status, so he arranged a marriage with Duke
t
nthia could answ
ngagement," Duke Dorian declared
he joined Lady Valentine's side, slipping hi
envy for once, but it was in vain. Cynthia's expres
ian to flinch, removing his hand away from his l
Duke," Cynthia remarked, side-eyeing
o maintain his composure before the o
with my sister?" the king asked, cle
very party she attended! The other day, she grabbed my sword! What woman would behave in such a manner? No man would marry her!" Doria
l
oublesome woman...
n will be willing
ncess will stay
even feel
is favor, Dorian's worried expr
e shifted to Cynthia, who nodded witho
this lady in your arms just now?" he demanded, looki
d nervously. The king had never looked at
throne. He calmly sat down, observ
ad, wondering what he
aid my sister will
dded, thoug
on the throne smirke
here is
s statement, the
old man in the group mus
ce Lu
emed familiar, but she couldn
ucian of
shouted, drawing every
nd to stop his sister
tonight. I think it's time to r
r worried expression pleading for
treaty between Selvarys and Eldoria. He wants a marriage alliance
ies in front of
e a princess," one
rd their mockery, sh
g his hands and signalling the musicians to resume their tune,
*
tied with a belt, slightly exposing his chest. Through his glas
mportant documents to someone on the battlefiel
" a familiar so
see his little sister peeking through the do
olet night robe, with a large dark co
ir chuckled, gesturing for her
neat and clean at first glance, but the desk was
?" Alistair asked onc
al. Why didn't I hear
t that I didn
ia sn
I suppos
ckled, confu
e you l
ter, you don't need
rolled h
ears old. I'm not little anymo
s glasses as they slid down his nose. "But... you don't have to marry if you don't want to. I wil
dn't respond for a moment, then
puzzled by his s
e you l
er ref
of a young woman fearing marriage or wanting to escape it; rather,
ne..." Alistair's heart ached at the thought of sending his sis
aid softly, barely audible. "Too many,