Stealing Your Heart

Amp ran over upon hearing Saranta’s words. “Your Highness, allow me to take the lead! I’ve been taking dance lessons since young!”

She hated seeing Zong Yanxi getting all the attention, and she took Saranta’s new request as yet another opportunity for Zong Yanxi to impress the guests.

She decided to seize it before Zong Yanxi could.

Saranta, however, was not very happy about it. Is she crazy?

Amp was completely ignorant of her true intentions, and Saranta’s displeased look merely convinced her that her request was meant for Zong Yanxi to prove herself worthy. “I’m not lying, Your Highness! I’m better than her!” she protested, pointing at Zong Yanxi.

“I agree with Amp,” Tawan said.

However, Saranta simply smiled. “I would prefer if she did the dance instead.”

“She hurt her foot not too long ago, so I don’t think she’s fit for the dance,” Tawan said. “Amp is the child of a marquis, so I think she’s more suited to lead the dance.”

Saranta fell silent.

Seeing her reaction, Amp nodded vehemently. “That’s right! Besides, why are we letting a foreigner dance for the Princess?”

dance,” a voice rang from behind them. They turned around to see the princess walking towards them, clad in a bright yellow gown and with Pongsom

frowned. “Greetings, Your Highness,”

children of the Queen, including the

royal consorts did not have much say in royal matters, and neither were they regarded as important members of

in a position to suggest otherwise when the Princess herself

it was decided that Amp was to lead the

had a word with the Princess before

over to Tawan to ask about Zong Yanxi’s identity, to which

Princess smiled. “Don’t worry. I

skin and an intelligent mind. She knew exactly why Tawan brought Zong Yanxi along for the

around and glanced at Pongsom. “My father will satisfy him

King liked Pongsom, and he would approve of his marriage to the Princess as long as she raised the

Princess have had feelings for each other for some time already, so they made a tacit agreement way before

brother!”

meant that the Princess and Tawan met each other frequently for play dates when they were kids. The amount of time they spent with each other decreased after Tawan’s mother’s death, but the Princess treasured the fond memories of

a great girl. Treat her well,” the Princess said before

ignorant of