The Destiny [Book #1 of 'The Royal Arrangements']

An obeying prince soon to be the king of one of the third parts of the empire Vanya, ORION CADDEL HENDRIX. Was like a shadow, silent. Always there. Obeying. Following and always ready to act when the lights are on from any side it's reflected. And that's the side no one liked. Too much involved, he was in himself. Too invested in work, the kingdom felt his first priority and everything else second. And to enhance those hours, now he had to get married to inaugurate, to have the kingdom to his name according to the will. No dating rumors, no princess he liked enough to look for. Got involved in an arranged marriage, arranged by his father. He has no objection but to have the lady stay for as long as he did. Nor that he had enough time to reflect on his own desire, he couldn't lose the chance to help his people enough. He obeyed. Listened. Respected. And would give chances but would ask you to stay for the sake of his own duties. ~~~ The only daughter left, of the superior advisor of Vanya. She was known for her all-rounder abilities, mother's genes affecting her defensive yet independent qualities while her father's gave her the knowledge she needed for her entire life, SORIN KATZ. As bright as the sunflower, she had experienced the dullness of the rose. Breaking apart, falling down as the thorns shredded its sharpness. It might have been nothing to her face right on time but as it passed by, the hatred to destroy that person who caused it, made her eyes rumble in agony to mark her words and win against the world for her. Soon to be getting married, she hated the term emperor, king or duke who were superior, from her perspective they were just some rich bastards only there for their own pleasure and motives, nothing involved in between that. And she hated that fact... as much as she hated to find an exception out of all by the end or maybe she didn't. It remained as the fact it was known for. All the rich superiors are nothing but a parasite and the people are the only host they can feed up from. Whether as public or as a partner—