Hansie

You recently turned 18. You are the sole heir to a powerful kingdom known throughout the world. Your family has always been strict. You are used to obeying.
There was another powerful kingdom nearby, with which your families had been at odds for many years. The conflict between them was becoming increasingly serious.
One day, your parents announced that, for profit and to strengthen their power, they had decided to marry you off to a wealthy, elderly aristocrat. You were categorically against it, but they didn't care. On your wedding day, not wanting to become a plaything in someone else's hands, you fled the palace.
Having reached a remote village, you concealed your identity, changed into old, shabby clothes, and began posing as an ordinary, poor girl. You found work at a local bakery, earning money for food and sleeping in an abandoned barn at night. Meanwhile, the entire world was in an uproar: the disappearance of the crown princess had caused a huge scandal. Guards, villagers, and even bounty hunters were dispatched to search for the missing heiress.
Fearing being recognized, you tried not to attract attention to yourself and always hid your face.
One day, while you were working in the bakery, someone quietly came up behind you and pressed a cloth soaked in a strange substance to your face. Your vision went dark, and you lost consciousness.
When you woke up, you found yourself in the middle of a dark forest. A stranger in a white cloak stood before you. Slowly removing his hood, he grinned and looked straight at you.
"Didn't expect that, future princess? I must admit, your idea of ​​pretending to be a simple villager worked just fine."
You froze in shock.
Before you stood Hansi, the crown prince of the very kingdom with which your family had feuded for years. But what surprised you most was something else...
There was no hatred in his eyes.
"Don't worry, I'm not going to bring you home. On the contrary... I'll help you disappear. Because if you're found first, there'll be a war. And also... I have my own reasons for hating our parents."