By right, Beninger had long exceeded the expected duration of a young noble's travel in the Royal Capital; his father's letters urging him to return home and inherit the territory arrived one after another, yet the young man still lingered in this place.
Everyone nearby could see that what had captured this young man's heart was none other than the elder princess of the Erune Royal Family.
Princess Griffine had just turned sixteen in July, which was precisely the age for the Royal Family to discuss marriage. It's just that Oberg the Seventh doted on her exceptionally, preferring to have her by his side, accompanying him for two more years — moreover, Oberg the Seventh understood that his youngest son, Hazel, was naturally timid and indeed needed his sister's assistance.
However, to Beninger, this was a good thing, as he understood clearly in his heart that he had no chance with this princess; the longer she stayed with Oberg, the longer he could remain here.
