His Mafia princess
A maid would arrive with steaming tea and whisper,
“Good morning, Your Highness.
” Emily would rise, draped in the sunlight that poured through silk curtains, and begin her day of lessons, appearances, and obligations.
Some days it was charity work, others it was diplomatic luncheons. She knew her people adored her. The press called her “the Rose Princess because of her delicate beauty and the way she always carried a white rose in public events. But admiration came with its chains.
Emily dreamed of freedom—the kind where she could walk unnoticed in a crowded street,