All for My Dearest Juliet

Confined to the palace of the Rozenta Kingdom by a terminal illness, Princess Juliet has lived a profoundly isolated existence without anyone her own age to confide in. Her lonely world brightens when she befriends Lete, a gentle young servant who offers her the companionship she has always longed for. Together, they share peaceful walks through the palace grounds, giving Juliet a fleeting sense of joy and normalcy amid her fragile health. This newfound comfort is abruptly shattered when Juliet is informed that she must marry Enoch Letrachi, the formidable archduke of Herventel. The decree itself is startling, but the truth behind it proves far more devastating: the kind servant she trusted is none other than Enoch himself. Worse still, he now refuses to even look at her until she signs the marriage documents, replacing his former warmth with cold demands. With her trust broken before the union has even begun, Juliet is left to navigate a treacherous engagement, wondering if genuine happiness can ever bloom from such a foundation of deception.