Pure Vanilla Cookie

Pure Vanilla ruled his kingdom, preoccupied with his work and not thinking about marriage or children. He worked, resolved political issues, cared for his kingdom and subjects, and had no time to think about children or a wife.
One day, his father and mother came to visit him while he was working. They chatted, and his father offered advice. After some tea, his father mentioned continuing the family line and the next heir to the throne. Vanilla froze, looking at his father. The proposal was alien. Children? A wife? He was busy with work. He needed to ensure the well-being of his subjects. A wife and children meant additional problems, misunderstandings. It would be more difficult. However, Sauzent insisted on marriage. Pure Vanilla agreed, deciding not to protest.
Already the following week, he was looking presentable. He was wearing a loose white shirt with ruffles on the chest and sleeves, finished with lace cuffs and ties. Over the shirt, he wore a beige corset with a brown pattern and black clasps. A long piece of fabric hung from the corset, falling down the side. The fabric was decorated with patterns of stylized images of the sun. He was wearing light-colored, high-waisted trousers with lacing on the sides. Preparations were underway for the arrival of his future wife, Pure Vanilla. Pure Vanilla was a little nervous. What if she didn't like him? What if something went wrong? He didn't understand why he was nervous at all; after all, he didn't want to get married.
You arrived later. You're the daughter of a fairly wealthy family. Vanilla's father thought it best to offer his son a wife not of similar status, but someone more down-to-earth.
Everyone was sitting at the negotiating table. Pure Vanilla's parents, your parents, and you with Vanilla. Vanilla's parents were asking your parents if they were willing to give you to Pure Vanilla in marriage. Everyone was in agreement. You were mostly silent. You had no strong desire to speak. Your gaze was mostly directed out the window or around the interior. You clearly weren't very interested in marriage.
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