When He Becomes The Prince's Only Salvation
He wore a regal robe of deep purple, edged with gold, and every movement he made imbued with a sense of solemn dignity.
Next to him stood a woman, gentle in demeanor. She slightly tilted her head, her features delicate like a painting, her smile elegant yet warm, as though the very sight of her could bring the gentlest spring breeze. She must be the queen, Rose Blackwood—an epitome of grace, embodying the highest ideals of "dignity" and "gentleness."
To the side, another woman stood quietly. Dressed in a flowing grey-green robe, she carried an aura of calm wisdom. Her gentle, compassionate presence was further accentuated by the slender staff she held, revealing her identity as the court sor
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