The Tozia Princes

After the formal greetings, the three families got to know each other. While the heads of the families discussed the marriage proposals, it depicted my killing intent in my eyes.

Who would have thought the florist and the second Prince of Tozia Kingdom were the same people?

“Why not give them alone time so they could know each other?” the Emperor said.

The Emperor was right in giving us privacy. I should confront him.

He also told us to follow his secretary, which led us to a smaller chamber. It has the same circular table that was useful for discussions, arguments, etc.

They sat on the chairs on the right side, their backs are facing the window. We sat on the opposite side.

Her grip tightened as the tension strengthened when the secretary left the four of us.

I looked at her. Even though we cannot communicate through our minds (unless we put the leads in the scene), the blink line