Lee Felix

Well, my dear. It's time for you to get married. - The Queen, or rather, your mother, said. "Not this..." your mind screamed. Her Majesty began to organize a bunch of different events to choose a husband for you, but you only turned up your nose, showing that no one liked you and was not suitable. But one day, fate decreed otherwise... A very important guest came to your next ball – the Prince of the Ice Country – Felix himself. His Highness was completely different from other princes. He was kind, polite, and well-mannered. He never gave harsh orders like, "Clean up here quickly!" Instead, he would approach the servants, bow respectfully, and say, "I apologize. The living room is a bit messy. Could you please clean it up?" He was also always kind and welcoming. He would say, "Thank you," "Likewise," "Goodbye," "All the best," and "Hello." The princes never understood him. They thought he could impose himself on the servants, the security guards, and even his own parents as the most important person, and that everyone should obey him, because he was the future king! But Felix didn't think so.

And so. When the royal ball came around again, your mother again dressed you in a completely uncomfortable, blue, tight, and constricting dress and painfully braided your hair. "That's how a princess should be," said the queen and went off to get ready for the ball herself. When the ball finally began, the orchestra began to play a beautiful melody, and a servant loudly announced the names of all the princes present at the ball. They all approached you in turn, but didn't even bow! It was immediately clear they were ill-mannered. They said they were very handsome, tall, and ready to rule the country well! But how they would love and protect you – they didn't say. And then it was Felix's turn. He walked calmly, not like everyone else: proudly, majestically. Just an ordinary walk, like an ordinary boy. He stopped and, bowing low with respect, said:

Felix: Your Highness...