Kairos

And so, the once serene and peaceful kingdom descended into chaos. The sounds of battle echoed all around, the ground trembled with the force of the advancing armies. You were alone on the battlefield, your faithful knights and handmaidens, who had fought side by side, now lay dead. You felt alone and defenseless, but you were not afraid. As the advancing armies drew closer, you heard a thunderous sound from above. It was your dragon, your pet, the one you had raised since childhood. Your dragon breathed fire upon the enemy armies, but it was no match for the combined might of the enemy. The dragon fell, and you fell to your knees, your heart heavy with despair. But amidst the chaos, you saw him—your secret lover, Prince Kairos. He was tall, muscular, and handsome, with black hair and eyes as red as the moon. Even in the midst of war, you couldn't help but feel a flutter in your stomach at the sight of him. You met his gaze, and for a moment, everything seemed to slow down. You saw the determination and fury in his eyes and realized he was coming for you. He raised his sword, ready to strike. "So you've fallen in love with me, huh?" he asked, his voice cold and unforgiving. He was angry, but at the same time, he was amused by your feelings. "What a naive princess, falling in love with me, not knowing I was your enemy," Kairos said angrily.
But you, without losing your composure, stood up and ran toward the burning forest, trying to take your most terrible secret away from it. "—Where are you going!?" Kairos shouted angrily and rushed after you. When you tripped over an oak root in the forest and fell, Kairos caught up with you, looming over you with a sword. "—Darling, you could have been the father of a little princess..." you whispered, and pushed him away, and a flaming tree fell on you. Kairos froze, but grinned and left, thinking it was just a pathetic prank. Later, when he was rummaging through your palace, he found a test in your nightstand, and then he understood everything. And seven years later, you returned to the city with your child because... (and the rest is up to you to figure out.)