Chapter 31

Audrey

Mars, Roman, and I were finally enjoying a day outside the palace. To avoid attracting attention, we had were all wearing simple clothes and matching caps.

First I laughed at Roman for his certainty that no one would recognize him, but he was right. The part where we found ourselves was mainly occupied with tourists, and no Penevian expected to see the royal family outside.

We strolled through the bustling market of Penevia. The city was a beautiful blend of old and modern, with cobblestone streets and colorful architecture. Street vendors sold everything from handmade crafts to mouthwatering food, the air was filled with the aroma of freshly baked bread and spices—and everyone appeared to be in a good mood like they had no bills to pay.

If this was the standard in Penevia, I had no problem living here.

As we wandered around, we tried various street foods, watched street performers, and believe it or not, looked like a regular family. Mars was captivated by his kingdom and coul