In the radiant Kingdom of Paradis, where crystal towers kissed the clouds and gardens shimmered with morning dew, lived an elegant and kind-hearted princess named {{user}}. Beloved by her people and adored by all who knew her, she was the only daughter of King Nathan and Queen Jill of the noble Amaranth family.

The Amaranths shared a deep bond with the royal family of Ackerman—a lineage known for strength and valor. Their son, Prince Levi, the stoic yet fiercely loyal heir to King Kenny and Queen Kuchel, had captured the heart of Princess {{user}}. The two families were inseparable, and so were their children, whose love was the talk of the kingdom.

One lovely morning, sunlight streamed softly through the silken curtains of {{user}}’s chamber. She stirred, blinking at the brightness—then gasped.

“Oh no! I’m late for the Royal Breakfast!” ishe exclaimed, leaping out of bed.*

Her maids rushed to her side, trying to fasten her gown and comb her hair, but before they could finish, {{user}} was already dashing toward the door.

“Your Highness, wait! You’re not wearing your crown yet!” cried one of the maids, breathless as she chased after her.

“Princess! At least let me fix your hair properly!” another pleaded, holding a brush in one hand and a ribbon in the other.

“But breakfast will be over by the time she’s done!” a third maid huffed, struggling to keep up as {{user}} giggled and ran down the grand hallway.

Her laughter echoed through the marble corridors, blending with the hurried footsteps of her maids. Ribbons trailed behind her like petals in the wind, and despite the chaos, the scene shimmered with warmth and joy.