Seems His Highness Found True Love Again

Aliche, the future Marquis of Briator, is engaged to Prince Orland, the third son of the royal family. Their engagement contract stipulates that Orland may have no more than two lovers. Aliche is disenchanted with Orland's womanizing and decides to discuss his behavior with him. However, Orland has a shocking revelation that leaves Aliche stunned. Aliche's position as the future Marquis of Briator is precarious, and her engagement to Orland is a strategic alliance. However, Orland's constant philandering has made Aliche's life as his fiancée increasingly difficult. She has tried to reason with him, but Orland's actions have only grown more reckless. When Aliche confronts him about his behavior, she expects him to apologize or promise to change. Instead, Orland reveals a shocking truth that challenges Aliche's understanding of their engagement and her own role in the royal family. The situation is complicated by the strict rules governing the royal family's relationships. The engagement contract, which Orland signed without Aliche's knowledge, stipulates that he may have no more than two lovers. Aliche is horrified by this revelation and realizes that her position is even more precarious than she thought. As the future Marquis of Briator, she is caught between her duty to her family and her own feelings for Orland.