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A wedding is everyone's dream. But what happens when two nobles from two different kingdoms must marry even though they are enemies?

"I'm doing it to save you, you know?" a blond-haired man said firmly as he looked at the woman in front of him.

The woman paused and then looked at the man with a painful gaze. "The one who should be saved is you."

Jillian Willona Grace is the Crown Princess of a small kingdom in the West. She leads her kingdom alone after the death of her entire family in a war. At first, everything goes well.

However, her kingdom comes under attack again from a larger kingdom that wants to take control of her kingdom, and the war is organized by the Crown Prince of the kingdom, Dion Peter Keintheart.

The two exchanged letters and agreed to meet each other...

To kill each other.

Their story begins with them killing each other.

But it all ends with them bound in marriage.

A marriage made under a covenant made by the ruler.

A pact to give birth to a powerful and genius heir.

Will this marriage change what happened between them?

The One Who Should Be Saved Is You

Philip nodded after hearing Dion's explanation. He said that the man's opinion made him find a bright spot on what they should do. Crown Prince Philip began to explain his plan as Dion had said earlier.

The men understood what Philip was saying, including the only woman who was there. When the meeting was over, they paid their respects and waited for the man to leave.

Some of the men immediately approached Dion to introduce themselves. They also said that Dion's ideas were very good.

"Thank you, I was just saying what I was thinking at the time because we have to think fast and say anything that can help our kingdom survive," Dion explained.

"Where are you really from? We've never heard of you," the Minister of Education asked Dion.

In Zorasafor, everyone gets an education even if they come from the commoners. It was different from most kingdoms where only the nobles were entitled to education because of their social status.

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