at least not to the extent that they could stir my emotions enough to harm them. The

the King. I didn't want to, bu

der-length brown hair sitting on the thron

ruler of one of the wealthiest and mo

forever prosper under your reign. I greete

uld make me think he was happy to see me

golden-haired woman beside the King

side and said with no trace of politene

peared. Before she could say a thing, Kin

de me wonder, don't they feel tired or bored doing and talking about the same old things?

ls in attendance. The seats were arranged in rows facing each other on either side of t

ls were empty, and I realized they were allo

ing the newcomers must be royals, based on how they were dressed, while their maids follo

on of the King of Griven Kingdom. From what Gwen told me earlier, this was a

and Queen, and they were guided to sit in the row in front

Second Princess Beca, their gazes landed on me and stu

r, am famous everywhere, I conclud

at she looked more than decent. With hair as golden as her mother's, she wore a light pink regal-looking gown and heavy jewelry to go

bouquet made from the flow

flowers that were ordered from the neighbor

eautiful than her. The Queen looked visibly happy, not even

e hall as the ladies from the groom's side gifted her everything they brou

here shortly. His Highness is only waiting for his elder brothe

r idle chat w

d from the crowd, grabbing eve

e window at the main hall's other end had caught fire. The crowd was sca

someone shouted loud enough to

d the fear and accusation in thos

e, it didn't scare me, and I withs

n though she annoyed me most of the time, she

e. If I remember her correctly, she was one of th

it," Gwen repli

be the one to speak up for myself, but then it f

The woman next to him looked troubled, but I knew her expression was fake. Queen Millicent was,

t of this," berated another woman w

er arm lightly to stop her. She turned to me,

e fire nor the accusation against me. He simply order