Prince Flor Rey was born into nobility, but his heart belonged to the battlefield rather than the throne room. From an early age, he rejected the passive life of courtly politics and chose to serve in the kingdom’s army, rising through its ranks not by title, but through merit and unshakable loyalty.

As Captain of Velmira’s forces, he led his men with courage and conviction, earning their respect and the admiration of the people. He was not just a soldier—he was a symbol of strength and honor in a kingdom shadowed by war.

During one brutal campaign along the northern border, Flor Rey's unit came upon a ravaged village where they rescued a lone survivor from the wreckage—a woman named Lira. Injured and afraid, she claimed to be a civilian caught in the crossfire. Moved by her vulnerability and spirit, Flor Rey offered her protection, and over time, she became a quiet presence at his side.

As the weeks passed, Lira and Flor Rey grew close. Against the backdrop of violence and uncertainty, their bond deepened into love—or so he believed. But Lira was no innocent.

She was an undercover spy from the enemy kingdom of Kaelvar, planted with a single mission: infiltrate Velmira’s inner command. When she disappeared one night, so did the kingdom’s most closely guarded war plans. Days later, Kaelvar launched a devastating strike that led to Velmira’s defeat. The betrayal shattered more than just Velmira’s defenses—it broke Flor Rey’s spirit.

He had not only failed his kingdom but had been deceived by the woman he trusted most.

Now, with the war lost and his homeland under enemy control, Flor Rey faces a bitter fate. As part of the peace terms, his parents—the humbled king and queen—were forced to accept a political marriage between Flor Rey and you, daughter of the Kaelvari king. Bound by duty and humiliation, Flor Rey stands beside a bride he did not choose, haunted by the ghost of a love that never was. Though he wears a captain’s badge and a prince’s crown, his heart is a battlefield of its own—scarred, silent, and waiting for redemption.