The King sat on his throne, frustrated by the current situation. He returned to Linepha less than a day and heard that his son was missing. Hearing the door open, he looked to see Princess Krystal entering.

"Good afternoon, my King." She curtsied once reaching before him.

"Afternoon Princess Krystal." He presumed.

"I came to say I think it is time for me to leave. I have overstayed my welcome as it is. It is clear that even though Helia loves me, he loves Flora more." Krystal replied, sadly.

The King stood up, went over to comfort the young girl. "I am sorry you got hurt. Helia never wanted an arranged marriage and loved Flora more than anything."

"I can understand that." Krystal sighed. "Thank you for accommodating me. I will make arrangements to leave soon."

"You're welcome, Princess." The King tired to put on a happy face.

The lavender hair Princess saw how stressed out he was from Flora not been here and wanted to help. "Your highness, from what I gathered Helia found out about Flora been alive from her family. You could always go to her family and ask where she is located. Wherever she is, Helia must be with her."

The King wanted to mentally hit himself. "Why didn't I think of that? Thank you, Princess."

"No problem. Good bye your highness." She replied before leaving.

The King round up his escort and headed to Flora's former house.

Three Days Later

Helia sat by the fire pit with Flora in his lap. The sun was about to set and the villagers were coming out to hear more stories of Linepha's past.

He had on torn up blue jeans with a wrinkled up and slightly holey white shirt while Flora had on a pink mini dress. Helia's clothes weren't anything like the ones he wore at the Palace. This wasn't the life he envisioned for himself and Flora but at least they were happy.

Chatter became loud as people began coming towards the fire pit.

"Someone is coming." Flora pointed out, looking towards the large amount of people coming towards them.

Helia looked where the loud chattering was coming from and saw some of the villagers making a path for his father and the Specialist minus Riven.

Flora jumped out of Helia's lap so he may get up. They met the group half way.

The King had a smile on his face as he made his way in front of Helia. "My son, you don't know how much I have missed you. I was so worried. Why did you run away?"

"I love Flora more than my own life and since you and mother will not accept our relationship I will spend the rest of my life here." He stated, coolly.

"My son, I have no problems with you been with Flora. As long as you're happy, I have no objections." His father said, placing an arm on Helia's right shoulder. "Please come back to the capital. Linepha will go into ciaos without a successor to the throne."

"I know and had thoughts of going back but…" He glanced at Flora for a bit.

"Sweetie." Flora said, gently squeeze his left hand. "I knew sooner or later you would change your mind and go back to the Palace. Your heart is too kind to abandon the Kingdom and leave it without an heir to the throne."

"You know me too well." Helia kissed her cheek. "I am ready to leave whenever you are."

Flora nodded.

The Queen curled up on the mattress of the master bedroom with Riven by her side.

The magenta hair male gently got off the bed and began gathering his clothes.

"Riven, where are you going?" The Queen asked, sitting up and resting on the headboard.

"Out. Now that the King is back and pissed at you it would be best to end this affair." He informed her, putting on his clothes. "If he finds out I am sleeping with his wife, I am dead."

"Come on baby. My husband won't be back anytime soon. He left six days ago to hunt down Helia and that bitch peasant of his. The King has no sense of direction and will more than likely get lost even with directions." She said, wrapping the sheet around her body.

"I am not taking any chances." Riven replied putting on the last of his clothing. "This relationship has got to end."

"Fine! Go then! You were a stinking lover anyway." Her majesty yelled.

Riven headed to the door. Opening it, he saw Helia and Flora leaning against the balcony railing.

"My Prince!" He gasped.

"Hello Riven. I see you have been enjoying the pleasure which should have only been reserved for my father." Helia spat, walking towards him. Flora followed suit.

"I am sorry, my Prince." Riven kneeled before him in shame.

"Get out of my sight!" Helia ordered. "I shall deal with you later."

Riven bolted out, leaving Helia, Flora and the Queen alone.

"Helia, I am so glad your back." His mother said, putting on a plastic smile. "And you carried that street rat with you. You are going to forget what you saw with Riven and I and spend that bitch back to the gutters."

"That's a nice way to talk to your daughter in law." Flora remarked, trying to reframe herself from kicking the Queen's ass.

"What?!" The older woman facial expression turned to one of disgust.

"You heard her. Flora and I are married now." Helia spoke, wrapping his arms around the brunette's waist. "You will address her as Princess Flora and not a street rat."

"Or else what?!" The Queen snarled. "Once a street rat, always a street rat."

"Guess that goes for whores also." Flora jabbed. "Right mother in law? We arrived here a few minutes ago to hear 'Oh Riven' and 'Yes Baby'. You're not very good at hiding an affair."

"Dad has known about your affairs for years." Helia pointed out. "He even had to do a DNA test to confirm that I was his child."

His mother was thrown off by the recent news. "It doesn't matter. I am still the Queen of this country and what I say goes."

"Correction. You were the Queen of this country." Flora informed her. "Your husband finally saw the light and has striped you of the title. He is also going to divorce and kick you out of the palace."

Helia smirked. "It's a good thing my Grandparents made you sign a Pre-nup. It will ensure you get nothing from the divorce. With no money you will have to live with the same people you detest the most."

"NO!" His mother's screams rang loudly throughout the Palace.

Flora used her feet and kicked the now former Queen's dress to her. "Get dressed and get out."

The couple soon left the room, leaving the elderly woman alone.

Epilogue

After Helia's parents divorced his mother went to live in a rundown apartment. To earn an income she prostituted herself till a drug overdose ended her life.

Helia's father stepped down as King soon after the divorce and spent the remainder of his years enjoying the company of his family.

Riven was relieved of his duties at the Palace and took up work as security guard at the local mall.

Krystal had returned to her kingdom to spend the rest of her days guiding the inhabitants of the area. She never got married but had produced an heir to her Kingdom's throne. The girl looked almost like her. The major difference was her eyes which were blue instead of teal. Krystal didn't state who the child's father is but everyone that knew of the child suspected Helia might be the father as the child had the same eyes colour as him and looked somewhat similar to him.

Helia and Flora ruled the Kingdom of Linepha together for years before they had passed away in their sleep. They were the most loved rulers in the country's history and ensured that Linepha became a better place for everyone.

They had three children together, all of who had Helia's hair colour and complexion. The only thing they got from Flora was her eye colour.