'Another suitor... as the others, just wanting my title, all of them want this...'
She sighed.
She heard someone knocking at her door.
'It must be mother...'
"Serenity, darling, he's here. Be sure you won't be late."
She was right. It was her mother, announcing her that another young man wants to meet her.
"Coming...", she said on a bored tone.
Serenity went downstairs and entered the room.
"Come in, my dear."
She slowly stepped near her mother and the young man.
"Serenity, this is prince Darien.", her mother said while leaving them alone.
He extended his hand to her.
"Hi...". Her scornful look scared him a little. "Nice to meet you, princess.", he continued.
"You should know that there've been one hundreed suitors before you and none of them won my heart. It is less probably that you will."
"I'm not here to won your heart, just to meet you. I don't mean to offense you, but I doubt that the other hundreed suitors fell in love in
one second after seeing you. You're not the kindest princess I've met."
"How dare you... Well, it was nice to meet you", she said on a cold tone, "but I've got other things to do."
"Hope to see you again...", he replied, ironically.
She was so surprised of the man's reaction. She got angry and went in her room.
Ami, Rei, Lita and Mina, as Serenity's friends, came to ask her further details about her new suitor.
"So, how was your little meeting with that guy?"
"Fine, I think, like with the others."
"Oh, come on, didn't you see how handsome he is? Believe me, this is a good one.", Mina winked.
"Guys, you're getting me sick! He's just like the others.", Serenity emphasised.
"Who knows, Serenity, Darien really looked serious. I don't think he's pretending."
Serenity sighed.
"You refuse each and every man, Serenity. I just hope you won't let love pass you by.", said Ami.
"Whatever..."
Serenity got bored and somehow embarressed by this little talk.
"Well, I'm a little tired, girls, so, see you tomorrow. I really need to rest now"
The girls left her alone, resting in her own thoughts.
'I wish someone could understand me... and now, even my friends...'