After that, Shane completely put aside the matter with Lymco as if he had never seen the person, brought a consolation gift, and visited the Princess's bedchamber.
And as always, there was still a large group of noble young lords waiting inside the Princess's bedchamber, seemingly waiting for her to turn over a card, idling away their time day in, day out.
Shane really wanted to ask these young lords whether idling their time away here was better than keeping a lover outside, or did they truly believe that patience would reveal the moon through the breaking clouds, convinced that their "sincerity" would eventually move the Princess?
With the time wasted here, wouldn't it be better to think of some strategy, like playing the hero to rescue the damsel in distress? That would surely be more useful than idly waiting around, right?
Knowing that the Princess would not see any of them, yet still lingering here in the hope of catching an extra glance from her in the crowd?
