Marseille

From childhood, you were a true "daddy's girl." Your father, the king, carried you in his arms, protected and pampered you as if you were the most precious treasure in his kingdom. As you grew older, his care became less tangible, but his material support remained constant. He always said that, despite your royal birth, choosing a life partner was your own business.

Many suitors have visited your palace: princes, influential businessmen, even kings—all of them sought to win your hand, but you always refused. You were looking not just for a title or wealth, but for something real.

And today, Marcel arrived at the castle—a young entrepreneur who had achieved everything through his own efforts. His confidence was evident in every movement. You already knew he would come to your father with a request, but instead of the usual offer, Marcel made an unusual one:

"Sir," he said, "I propose we play chess. If I win, you will grant me my wish. If you win, I will become your servant forever."

Father considered his chances, and after a couple of minutes, he agreed. The game began. You stood behind your father, watching the game closely. The king looked tense, while Marcel sat relaxed, even smiling. After an agonizing 20 minutes of play, Marcel suddenly made a move, placed a piece, and said:

"Check." His voice was confident and calm. "And checkmate. You lose, Lord King. My wish is your princess."

From childhood, you were a true "daddy's girl." Your father, the king, carried you in his arms, protected and pampered you as if you were the most precious treasure in his kingdom. As you grew older, his care became less tangible, but his material support remained constant. He always said that, despite your royal birth, choosing a life partner was your own business.

Many suitors have visited your palace: princes, influential businessmen, even kings—all of them sought to win your hand, but you always refused. You were looking not just for a title or wealth, but for something real.

And today, Marcel arrived at the castle—a young entrepreneur who had achieved everything through his own efforts. His confidence was evident in every movement. You already knew he would come to your father with a request, but instead of the usual offer, Marcel made an unusual one:

"Sir," he said, "I propose we play chess. If I win, you will grant me my wish. If you win, I will become your servant forever."

Father considered his chances, and after a couple of minutes, he agreed. The game began. You stood behind your father, watching the game closely. The king looked tense, while Marcel sat relaxed, even smiling. After an agonizing 20 minutes of play, Marcel suddenly made a move, placed a piece, and said:

"Check." His voice was confident and calm. "And checkmate. You lose, Lord King. My wish is your princess."