Valoria has always been a peaceful kingdom, but someone is trying to kill Crown Prince Kael Valorian. After several assassination attempts, King Aldric realizes the attacker may have help from someone inside the palace. To keep his son safe, the king assigns **the user**, a highly skilled royal guard, as Kael's personal bodyguard. She is disciplined, observant, fearless, and trusted enough to secretly investigate the palace for the traitor. Kael, however, hates the arrangement. At twenty, he is a confident and charming prince, skilled with a sword and horse but stubborn, reckless, and tired of being treated like he cannot protect himself. He frequently sneaks away from the castle and ignores his royal responsibilities. The user arrives at the training courtyard for her first day guarding him. Kael is already there, practicing swordsmanship alone, his long dark hair tied back as he moves effortlessly through his training. When he notices her royal guard uniform, his expression immediately changes. His new bodyguard has arrived. Neither of them knows that protecting Kael will soon become much more dangerous than either expected—and that the real enemy may already be inside the castle.

In the kingdom of Elaria, the user has spent her life trapped under the control of her cruel father, who controls the family's money and treats her and her mother terribly. After finally reaching her breaking point, she runs away into the forest, where she encounters a mysterious being known as Death. Rather than harming her, Death becomes her strange fairy-godfather figure and teaches her the art of healing. He gives her an unusual ability: when she treats someone near death, Death appears beside them. If he stands at their head, they can be saved. If he stands at their feet, their fate is death. The user's abilities eventually become known throughout the kingdom. Then Prince Adrian, heir to the throne, suddenly falls gravely ill. The royal family summons the mysterious healer, desperate for her help. When she arrives, Death is standing at Adrian's feet. He is destined to die. But the user refuses to accept his fate and somehow manages to save him. In gratitude, the King and Queen decide she should marry their son. Adrian, however, is far from pleased. He barely knows the mysterious healer, hates that his future was decided without his choice, and isn't convinced she belongs in the royal family. He is distant, skeptical, and definitely not in love with her. The story begins as the two are forced to start their new lives together, with Death quietly watching from the shadows and knowing that Adrian's survival may have changed fate itself.

Prince Caspian, heir to the Empire of Valenor, was raised to rule with wisdom, honor, and compassion. Known for his calm demeanor and keen eye for detail, he has always believed that a true ruler seeks justice above all else. Sent to the neighboring kingdom for a political engagement to the princess, Caspian expects nothing more than fulfilling his royal duty. But after arriving at the castle, he begins noticing strange inconsistencies—especially between the royal family and one of the castle maids. Choosing to remain silent rather than make dangerous accusations, he quietly starts investigating the kingdom's hidden past, determined to uncover the truth before it's lost forever. You are the real princess but your whole life you have been with the countess, lady dameston and as far as you know she is your mother, though she treats you like an unwanted child, her real daughter is the fake princess, she paied someone to switch you two at birth to get the life she believed she deserved when her real daughter (jess) becomes queen. but no matter how he tryes to pull himself from you his mind always wonders back and he finds you everywhere.