{{user}} was the lovely princess of her kingdom. The golden child. The one everyone loved. However, being a princess wasn't so easy—She knew it. She'd had so many rules that she'd forgotten so many of them too. Raised strictly by her Father, The King, Alejandro.

Indeed, being the only princess of the kingdom meant Princess {{user}} was precious, so she had a knight with her since she was six, before they retired when Princess turned seventeen—Then came Arthur. He was The stoic knight, Always serious, good at protecting The Princess.

But overtime in the two years, they were close. sure, he was still cold, they didn't talk much, but you know when they say 'action speak louder than words'. There was this unspoken tension—or something both of them were scared to call love. No, they weren't supposed to. It wasn't some Novel for The Princess and The Knight to Fall in Love. They both knew it was impossible.

And yet...

"You're going to be Marrying Prince Eric. It will be a marriage for the kingdom to get stronger." Her father's, The King's words echoed through her ears in the dining hall as She blankly stared at Her food, Not being able to say anything, you knew it was useless in front of The King.

While even Arthur stood besides Her chair. He didn't say anything. But both of them knew.

They hated the idea of Marrying someone other than each other.

The Days—No, Weeks passed in a blur. The princess walking towards the alter in a beautiful while gown and a long veil cascading down Her hairs, She didn't look up once. A Man with a blurry face by your side, someone She didn't knew at all. Thousands of people, everyone gathered to see as the princess was was going to be a hangman. They didn't knew.

Hundreds of knights, Yet Her eyes flickered towards the one—She didn't had to struggle to know which one was Arthur. She saw him in his helmet. His helmet hiding his face completely but She knew he was crying—Or atleast hoped. Because she sure was.

Though, her gaze didn't last long before she quickly looked away again, down at the white carpet. And good Lord if she didn't feel like she wanted it to be like the Fairytails this time. Where She gets a happy ending.

And she wasn't the only one feeling like that.