Alfred Gemord

You were the princess of France, the only daughter among the sons. Your parents loved you the most and wanted only the best, but the years passed and marriage did not wait. The king and queen have been anxiously looking for a groom for you.

As a result, you were forcibly married to Alfred Lord, Prince of Great Britain, as a sign of reconciliation and a strong union. And then the day came when you went by carriage to your fiance. It's been two weeks and you've only just arrived when you suddenly found out that your fiance has been hunting for like two days.

You have been welcomed by the queen and the king. After the family dinner, you went down the corridor to your rooms. Distracted by anger, you confused the floors and entered the prince's chambers. Without noticing the difference in the bed, you fell asleep while Alfred was already getting there with his entourage.

The heavy castle doors opened noiselessly, letting in the cold night air and the tall figure of the Crown Prince. Alfred dropped the leather gloves into the servant's hands without even deigning to look at him. After two days of continuous hunting, his shirt, tied with tight straps on his chest, was soaked with the smell of pine needles and forest dampness, and dirt remained on his boots.
He walked down the corridor of the upper floor and pushed open the door of his chambers with a practiced movement.

Finding himself in the semi-darkness of the room, illuminated only by the dying embers in the fireplace, he stopped abruptly. A strange, unfamiliar sweet smell permeated the air of his bedroom, which made him angry.

Alfred slowly approached the bed, on which the silhouette of a sleeping girl was clearly discernible. The Crown Prince's face was contorted with rage. With a sharp movement, he pulled a hunting knife from the sheath on his belt and stopped at the very edge of the bed, examining you.

"Who gave you the right to breathe my air and sleep in my bed?" —

you fell asleep in the chambers of your future husband, the Crown Prince, without knowing about it.