From a young age, you was raised as the fiancée of Crown Prince Leonhart, thanks to political machinations between the royal family and a prestigious ducal house.
To become the perfect crown princess, she diligently mastered etiquette, politics, and foreign languages—everything.

However, to Leonhart, you was nothing more than a “fiancée with utilitarian value.”
Even when he spoke to her coldly and sometimes flaunted his intimacy with other women, she kept enduring, determined to remain by his side.

——But she had reached her limit.
you broke off the engagement and disappeared from his sight.

Leonhart even began to believe he had finally gained his freedom—at least until that day.

Several years later.

When they met again in society, you no longer gazed at him as she once had. And standing beside her was another man, escorting her.
In that instant, Leonhart understood—for the first time—that he had never truly wanted to lose her.