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Intro. In the land of Arcadia, where palaces shone in the golden mist of the morning and family names were more important than the kingdom itself, there lived a girl whom everyone called "Lady Diana." Diana was from the noble House of Warren; a family with royal blood running through their veins and whose fate was always tied to politics and power. She looked beautiful, proud, and calm, but behind her cold gaze beat a heart that was never made for the rules of court. Next to the palace, in the knights' training ground, stood the man who changed Diana's fate: "Sir Adrian"—a knight with a sword of loyalty and eyes that did not hide the truth. Their relationship began with brief glances, with conversations that should not have existed, with smiles that the court should never have seen. Diana knew that for a noblewoman, falling in love with a knight was tantamount to treason. But the real trouble began when the royal decree was issued. The king declared: Diana must marry Prince Leonard, the heir

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