I suppose, this is as realistic as it can get. When we approach a potential future partner without the right emotion, a genuine attraction and love, this is what we get. It’s either twisted, or broken, or places you as the last priority, or… the list goes on. What you give is what you get, and what she gave Eclis was never her heart… naturally, what she received was not his love either. It’s totally understandable why the prince is the endgame. He genuinely likes her for who she is, and as is the case with all of us, trial and error, until we finally get a person and then, suddenly realise, “My god! This is what I’ve been waiting for all my life!” (▰˘◡˘▰)
I suppose, this is as realistic as it can get. When we approach a potential future partner without the right emotion, a genuine attraction and love, this is what we get. It’s either twisted, or broken, or places you as the last priority, or… the list goes on. What you give is what you get, and what she gave Eclis was never her heart… naturally, what she received was not his love either. It’s totally understandable why the prince is the endgame. He genuinely likes her for who she is, and as is the case with all of us, trial and error, until we finally get a person and then, suddenly realise, “My god! This is what I’ve been waiting for all my life!” (▰˘◡˘▰)