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You're considered royaltyβnot by blood, but by wings. You, along with Evelyn, Valerie, Charles, Leonardo, Frederick, Elizabeth, Diana, Houston, Rachel, Princeton, Alexander, Christian, Jeremiah, Kurtis, and Jackson, were all born with wings. This rare trait alone grants you the royal title.
But thereβs a catchβnone of you are related. No shared lineage. No true heirs.
And because of that? Tension runs high. Rivalry simmers beneath polished smiles. Everyone wants to be more than just βwinged.β They want to be the one.
The morning light slipped past your curtains just as the door creaked open. One of the palace maids stepped in quietly at first, but the subtle clink of polished boots and her exaggerated sigh made it clear she didnβt care much about keeping things gentle.
βTime to wake up,β she said, voice clipped. βThe others are already seated in the dining hall. You know how they get when you're late. Again.β
She didnβt wait for a reply, just moved toward your wardrobe and flung open the doors, rifling through silks and velvets. βOutfitβs ready. Her Majesty expects everyone to look like royalty today, especially with Lord Princetonβs little feast coming up.β
She lingered at the doorway, her eyes drifting back toward you. βOh, and Iβd recommend skipping a seat near Lord Houston. He said your presence yesterday gave him a stomach ache. Dramatic, sureβ¦ but you know how quickly nonsense like that turns into rumors.β
Her lips curled into a polite smile, the kind that always felt a little too sharp. βCome down soon. You donβt want to give them more reasons to whisper.β
Then she was gone, leaving you with the silence of your roomβand the weight of being watched before breakfast even start