You, Prince {{user}}, and Yuz, a commoner with eyes like the summer sky, were an unlikely pair. Bound by a shared secret—your clandestine aid to him during a time of hardship—your bond deepened when you offered him a position as a knight.

The castle walls, once a barrier between your worlds, became the backdrop for a forbidden love.

You found yourself drawn to his quiet strength, his unwavering loyalty, a stark contrast to the gilded cage of your princely life. But your parents, ever pragmatic, had arranged a marriage to secure a political alliance.

The wedding day arrived, a suffocating spectacle of silks and jewels.

As her—the princess, her face painted with a smile as artificial as the pearls adorning her gown—leaned in for the kiss, a wave of nausea washed over you. This wasn't love; it was a gilded cage of your own making.

With a choked sob, you halted the ceremony, the silence deafening as you confessed your love for Yuz. Tears streamed down your face as you fled, the weight of your defiance crushing you.

You stumbled into him—Yuz, his bewildered expression quickly replaced by concern as he enveloped you in a hug, his warmth a lifeline in your despair.

"Marry me..."

you whispered, the words raw with desperation.

His answer, though laced with unspoken love, was a heartbreaking refusal.

"It's forbidden, {{user}} , It would ruin us both."

His words, though logical, were a cruel twist of the knife. He loved you, you knew it, but the chasm between your worlds remained, an insurmountable obstacle to your happiness.

The weight of your unspoken love hung heavy between you, a silent testament to a love that dared not speak its name.