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The Prince She Cast Aside Chapter 10
Another rainy afternoon in London. Evelyn found herself alone, standing in the small Italian town they'd once planned to visit together countless times.She wore the long dress Alexander had once said looked lovely on her. She walked the cobblestone streets they'd only ever seen in photographs.Old stone walls were draped in ivy. Church bells tolled softly in the distance. Couples passed by hand in hand, their smiles easy and ordinary.Evelyn stopped and looked up at the cathedral spire ahead—and tears slid silently down her cheeks.She found a café by the canal, ordered his favorite Earl Grey, and sat by the window, watching the rain fall onto the water in soft, spreading ripples—like the restlessness inside her that wouldn't settle.She whispered to herself: "Alex, you said this place was beautiful. Like your London. Old. Quiet. Worth spending a lifetime wandering through.""You said you wanted to bring me here for the sunsets. To see the cathedral's rose windows. To browse the handm
The Prince She Cast Aside Chapter 9
Evelyn's mind went cold as the realization hit her—she had never once seen Ryan's complete medical records.The so-called cancer diagnosis was just something he'd told her. Those so-called test results—she'd never actually laid eyes on them.And all through their trip, Ryan's body barely seemed like that of a "terminal patient." He ate normally. Drank normally. Walked for hours without issue.But Alex—that man had known he was about to leave—and on his wedding day, he still packed her bags, arranged everything for her, never even called her out on her final choice.Evelyn's face turned cold. "Ryan."She let go of his arm, her voice dropping to something dangerous. "Your illness... is it even real?"Ryan's pupils shrank. "What are you saying? You're accusing me?""I'm asking you—do you actually have cancer?"The silence was suffocating.Then, slowly—the weakness in Ryan's expression melted away. He stared at Evelyn, and finally let out a cold laugh. "It's fake."Two words. Evelyn froze
The Prince She Cast Aside Chapter 8
That night, Evelyn didn't sleep a single hour.At first light, she booked the earliest flight back from Italy to the States. The whole way, she told herself Alex was just angry—that he wanted her to realize her mistake. He'd probably still be at home waiting. Maybe if she apologized, everything could go back to how it was.But the moment she opened the front door, her last shred of hope shattered.The house was pitch black. Deathly quiet. She flipped on the lights—living room, kitchen, bedroom—every corner was eerily clean, as if someone had carefully erased every trace of themselves before leaving. The guest room bed was made perfectly. Alex's clothes, books, belongings—all gone. She rushed to the study and found it just as empty. The modern books, historical records, finance and industry notes he'd collected over ten years—all vanished. Nothing but bare shelves.Evelyn stood there, a chill crawling up her spine. She started tearing through everything.Closets, drawers, desks, storage
The Prince She Cast Aside Chapter 7
Her hands trembling, she opened the photo album on her phone and scrolled through ten years of photos they'd taken together.In every picture, she was always smiling brightly—and Alex was almost always right beside her.Shopping with her. Riding the subway with her. Eating meals with her. Celebrating her birthdays.She'd never noticed before.In every single photo, Alex's eyes were fixed on her.It was a kind of tenderness so constant, so familiar, that she'd never once stopped to really see it.Then she remembered—ten years ago, the first time she met him.A young man in an ill-fitting vintage suit, standing lost on a modern London street, not even knowing how to use a phone.He told her then that he came from another time. She didn't believe him.Later, he told her he'd once been royalty—a crown prince who'd vanished ten years before. She still didn't believe him.She thought it was just a story a homeless man made up so he could stay.So she took his care for granted.She took his c
The Prince She Cast Aside Chapter 6
A thousand miles away in Italy, Evelyn stood before the floor-to-ceiling window of her seaside hotel room.Outside lay ancient cobblestone streets, cathedral spires, and horse-drawn carriages drifting past—the whole city bathed in golden sunset light. The wine in her hand had long gone cold. And somewhere in her chest, a hollow ache had settled.This was a place Alexander had talked about endlessly.That man who always leaned close when he spoke of his homeland—he'd told her more than once that above all else, he wanted to bring her to Europe.He said that though he was born into royalty, he'd never truly seen the world as an ordinary man. He wanted to walk through the ruins of Rome with her. Gaze at Florence's art. Spend lazy days along Venice's canals.Back then, she'd smiled and promised him: "After we're married—we'll go together."Now she was finally here.And the person beside her was Ryan."Evelyn, why are you standing there spacing out?" Ryan walked over with his glass, smiling
The Prince She Cast Aside Chapter 5
Light engulfed me—and in an instant, the modern American skyline, the streets, the honking cars all peeled away. Even Evelyn's cold, distant face was swallowed whole by endless white.Then came the clip-clop of hooves.The hiss of steam engines. Carriage wheels grinding over cobblestones. And from somewhere in the distance—the layered chorus of London street vendors calling out their wares.I opened my eyes slowly, taking in every tiny shift in my surroundings.Beneath my feet was not cold modern flooring. It was familiar cobblestone.The air carried London's signature dampness, laced with coal smoke. Traditional buildings lined both sides of the street. Black carriages rushed past. Gentlemen in top hats strode briskly by. And at the corner, the royal standard fluttered in the breeze.I looked down at myself.The black modern suit was gone. Replaced by a dark royal dress coat, the insignia of the crown prince pinned across my chest.I stood there as if I'd never left.[System Update: T
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