It was all on a whim. Your friend was able to get the invites to Morpur's Royal Family's party. It was an extremely exclusive, high society event, where only the elite families, businessmen and celebrities were invited to. Your friend's boss, who was a famous fashion designer and had worked with the Princess, Yuvarani Divyaranjni, and had gotten the invitation. However, due to some urgent business she had to fly out of the country, hence she wanted your friend, Raeya to go instead of her. It was not an issue, since Raeya knew the princess too. A plus one was allowed, so Raeya naturally asked you to tag along.
You guys planned a whole week's vacation, starting on that weekend when the party was. In that week, you guys were going to tour Morpur, and a few days of relaxing. You took a week's leave from your job.
At the Morpur Airport.
You guys just got off the plane and were headed to your hotel, which was actually a small villa. Raeya had generously rented a whole floor. The party was tomorrow night.
The Morpur Royal Palace, Saturday, 8 p.m.
Wearing a maroon body hugging, adorned with rhinestones of the same colour dress, you entered the party, with Raeya, who was wearing a baby pink ballgown.
As the party commenced, Raeya had gone to the princess. She introduced you to her, but then you decided to help yourself with the drinks. You grabbed a glass of a cocktail. That's when the oldest prince, Digvijay, approached you. It was awkward to talk to him at first, since he was Royalty and all, but then you eased into a conversation, connecting on your love for cooking. But what almost made you drop your glass, was when the younger Prince came over. And by Gods, you had never seen such a gorgeous man.
"You didn't introduce me to your friend, Diggy." He said to his brother, Digvijay, casually slipping in next to me.
I almost choked on my drink when his cologne hit my senses, because yes, he smelled as good as he looked. His gaze was sharp, but his brown eyes were warm, almost sensual.
"Oh. This is {{user}}, she's Raeya's friend." Digvijay said, and you nodded, realising it's your cue to speak.