The duke had captured a prince from a nearby kingdom and asked her if she would not want him as her concubine. When Lillian looked at the prince's face, she was surprised because he was in the dream.
- Will you accept him as your concubine?
Lillian reflected for a moment.
- "That boy wasn't important for my fall, but I still remember his screams of excitement as they sent me to the guillotine. He's not someone you should watch."
Lillian approached Issac, gently placed her head on his chest and said:
- I don't need any concubines at the moment! Issac, you are satisfying me perfectly. That's not right, "darling". - Lillian said, looking at him and touching his face.
- Your expressions are really charming that it's hard to keep your wits about you. – said Isaac.
Duke Gideon was quite upset how she could have refused a gift from him. He had already heard rumors that she was different. He had freed most of the prisoners and occupied the northern territory. Gideon thought:
- "It can't be the same princess. They could only have changed people."
Gideon walked over and took Lillian's arm, and saw that it really was her. Well, the sign of royalty was on his arm. It was a birthmark.
Lillian pulled her arm away. And said:
- Leave immediately and I will forgive your insolence.
- These concubines may not have pleased you, Your Highness. However... the next ones will certainly be to your liking.
- "This guy he brought was one of those who contributed and wished for my downfall, the fewer rats around me the better, but I worry about the next one he will bring." - Lillian thought and said:
- Duke, inform the king that I chose Issac as the royal consort, we will fill out the papers and I will deliver them today.
Duke Gideon was very angry, as he wanted a spy by the princess's side so he could manipulate her when she took over the kingdom and thought:
- "I need to find someone who satisfies her, I can't allow that prince to become a royal consort, I need to manipulate her and take power. I already know which prince I should look for."