Eternal Vows

I felt like there was no need for any complex ceremony to bind us together when our hearts were already one. I was already more than thankful for the small family of three that I have built with the Prince, and getting married formally didn't matter much to me.

"You look like you don't want to marry me," Prince Leonard said, without hiding his disappointment.

"That's not what I said," I quickly denied, before he would get the wrong idea. It wasn't like I didn't want to marry Prince Leonard, the idea of marriage just didn't seem so significant to me anymore now that I was sure that I had the prince's love and also baby Logan.

"Now that Logan has grown up somewhat, I feel like it is the right time for us to finally get married. The king, my father, also wants to grant you an official title as my wife and also as Logan's mother," the prince explained patiently before he flashed me a hopeful smile.

If anything, it was probably his smile that convinced me to go along with whatever he had p