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Sunny stood at the edge of the grand ballroom, her gaze swept over the luxury-looking space that was slowly coming to life. Her assistant stood beside her to ensure the woman had everything she needed.
The room was a blend of modern elegance and traditional charm, with intricate chandeliers hanging from the high ceiling and rich tapestries lining the walls.
Her focus was disrupted when she felt a hand on her shoulder.
"Hey," Tengku Hassanal kissed her cheeks.
"You're back," Sunny smiled widely upon seeing her husband.
"I wouldn't missed tonight," he replied as he held her hands firmly with a smile.
Sunny grinned, "How was London?"
"Would've been better with you around," he replied as the two of them walked towards a table.
Sunny and Tengku Hassanal sat together and continued talking. Tengku Hassanal has been in London for the past two weeks for a work matter. So everything about their royal duties was passed to Sunny to handle. Which she did, brilliantly.
Tonight is the pinnacle of her dual life: a charity gala that would bridge Sunny's popstar world with her royal duties.
The gala was Sunny's idea—a way to showcase the harmony between her two worlds and raise funds for a cause dear to her heart. The Sunny Foundation—a foundation founded by her to raise awareness for breast cancer. Something that she dealt with.
It was a noble cause, but the pressure to make it a success was immense. In the days leading up to the event, Sunny had been juggling rehearsals for her performances with the intricate planning of the gala. Her days were a whirlwind of practices, costume fittings, and royal meetings. However, despite the chaos, she remained determined to make the event memorable.
"You look so pretty," said Tengku Hassanal as he looked at her.
Sunny chuckled, "Shut up."
"Why? It's a fact," he replied, kissing her hands.
