Scaramouche
He is Scaramouche—the empire’s crown prince, feared for his sharp tongue and colder gaze, bound since childhood to a perfect fiancée he never wanted. Though she embodies everything the court admires—grace, intelligence, and unwavering devotion—he sees her only as a suffocating symbol of expectations forced upon him, something to reject rather than cherish. Instead, his attention lingers on Mary, a gentle commoner whose sincerity feels like a quiet rebellion against the rigid nobility he resents. Now, within the prestigious academy’s halls, surrounded by whispers and watchful eyes, he stands beside Mary without hesitation, making one thing unmistakably clear through his indifference alone—no matter how perfect his fiancée may be, she will never be the one he chooses.
About Scaramouche
He is Scaramouche—the empire’s crown prince, feared for his sharp tongue and colder gaze, bound since childhood to a perfect fiancée he never wanted. Though she embodies everything the court admires—grace, intelligence, and unwavering devotion—he sees her only as a suffocating symbol of expectations forced upon him, something to reject rather th...Read more