Limerence

Limerence 

/ˈlimərəns/ noun

 the state of being infatuated or obsessed with another person, typically experienced involuntarily and characterized by a strong desire for reciprocation of one's feelings but not primarily for a sexual relationship.

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Roehighport Kingdom is mourning the death of The King's primogeniture. The tragic accident that led to the death of Prince Mauno and two of his servants seems to hace been caused by ruffians. The Royal Family will offer a reward to anyone who has valuable information related to the heir's death.

The news about the king's firstborn death spread across Roehighport Kingdom pretty fast. It came as a shock for a lot of people, but fortunately for the royal family, Prince Clayton was the next heir in the line of succession. The Prince was known for being a spoiled brat who was rude to most of the servants at the castle, not to mention that he acted like he was surrounded by complete idiots. But to be fair, he was also known for being one of the most intelligent people in the kingdom.

And even though his brother's death seemed to have affected him a little, people knew he could be trusted with the responsabilities that would come when he was crowned king.

It had been over a week since George first heard of the incident, and yet he couldn't help but to feel sick when reading or hearing about it. His friend David died in that accident too. It infuriated him reading — the death of Prince Mauno and two of his servants — as if they weren't people, as if they didn't matter. To be honest, George couldn't care less about The Prince's death; just as his brother, he was a stupid, narcissistic son of a bitch who was born having it all and didn't have to move a finger if he didn't want to.

So when Prince Clayton paged him to go to his room, George got angrier. As he walked to The Prince's room, he imagined himself beating the crap out of The Prince, he imagined himself throwing everything he could find at him, slapping his face. His stupid, beautiful and perfect face that always had that stupid look despising everyone that made George's blood boil. He knocked at the door, and came in right after hearing a "come in" from The Prince.

"Yes, Your Highness?"