The Princess I Pretend To Be

"Sign here, Princess. Make this marriage real on paper so we can both keep lying to the world." Twenty-four hours ago, Prince Kai of Frost Vale was preparing for war. Then his sister Princess Elena vanished without a trace, and the peace treaty between two kingdoms collapsed. The only way to prevent bloodshed? Kai must become Elena. Wear her dresses. Smile her gentle smile. Marry the Crown Prince of Sun Crest and play the perfect princess until they find her. It should be simple. Kai is a trained soldier, an Alpha who has survived battlefields. Pretending to be a delicate princess for a few months is just another mission. Except Crown Prince Liam is nothing like Kai expected. Cold. Distant. Hiding something behind those calculating eyes. And on their wedding night, when Liam's scent betrays the truth, Kai realizes the biggest secret in Sun Crest: the Crown Prince is not an Alpha. He is an Omega. A secret that would destroy him if anyone discovered it. Two people. Two lies. One marriage contract with impossible terms: never reveal the truth, never fall in love, never let anyone see who you really are. But living as husband and wife means shared spaces and whispered conversations in the dark. It means Kai learning that the "weak" Omega prince is the strongest person he has ever met. It means Liam discovering that his "fragile" princess bride has the heart of a warrior. When political enemies close in, when the mystery of Elena's disappearance leads to a conspiracy that threatens both kingdoms, when their carefully built lies begin to crumble, Kai and Liam face an impossible choice. Keep their secrets and lose each other? Or risk everything for a love that was never supposed to exist? Some contracts are signed in ink. Others are written in heartbeats and signed in stolen kisses. And the most binding ones? Those are the contracts we never agreed to at all.