Kissed by the Baddest Prince

Chapter 6

Nichole POV

It's been pretty hectic at Tres Spades these past couple of days. The prince's birthday party is coming up very soon so everyone is very busy. It's been very difficult for me to concentrate because all I can think about is the Prince's little invitation to DresVann. He says I'll understand soon enough, understand what?

It's time for me to head up to the Prince's suite to start cleaning. I hate coming up here, all he talks about is how I'm going to be queen. I didn't even decide yet! As I started making the bed, Joshua walks in. "So, have you made your decision?" He said. I didn't respond. "So, you're giving me the cold shoulder now?" I turned around and spoke, "why can't you just find some other princess in your kingdom, I'm sure there are plenty from where you come from." You think I made the decision to choose you as queen." He chuckled at this. He didn't have to say it so harsh. "I was sent here by my father to fetch you, I couldn't understand it either, why would my father choose a maid for a queen? He then explained to me that you were a direct line of royal blood and that it had to be you because you're the Nobel Michel's granddaughter." I still didn't understand why him being my grandfather mattered so much. "Who cares if I'm his granddaughter?" He seemed surprised at this remark. "You don't see the importance of continuing your grandfather's legacy?" To be honest I didn't, what was so important about it? Joshuan continued, "you'll understand soon enough." I could only guess he meant the dinner tomorrow night. I continued making the bed with slight worry throughout the day at work.

As I was finishing up the last room for the day, my pager went off. I pulled it out my pocket and saw that I got a page from Eisuke. "Meet me in front of the hotel in 5 min." I raced out the room, I wonder what he could want?

When I got outside, I saw Eisuke standing by his limo on his phone. He always looks so cool, in his clean suit and chisled features. He may be bossy at times. No, all the time, but I love him. Which is why becoming queen is even more scary. When Eisuke was finished with his call, he looked up and finally saw me. "You ready?" He asked. "For what?" I asked. "Remember, we had plans to do some shopping before the dinner tomorrow night." He said. "Oh right." I said. I guess it must've slipped my mind because of all this royalty stuff. "Shall we?" Eisuke opened the limo door, he's always such a gentlemen. "Thanks." I said with a smile.

As we entered the store, I realized this isn't the usual one we shop at. The dresses seemed different. "Um Eisuke?" I said. "Hm?" He said. "Why are we here? The dresses seem different, almost like they were made for royalty." I said. He turned and spoke to me and said, "Well, we are going to a kingdom to have dinner with a prince. You do the math." I think understood what he was trying to say, I'm going to be dressed like a princess.

I tried on a few gowns for Eisuke but he turned them all down, they all seemed beautiful to me. I tried on one more dress, waiting for Eisuke to turn down this dress as well. He looked up and didn't say anything. "Um, Eisuke?" I was nervous with his gaze on me like this. "Is it that bad?" I started to feel down, I knew none of these dresses would suit me. I turned around to go change when Eisuke spoke, "it's perfect." I stopped dead in my tracks, "r-really?" I said.

(PICTURE OF DRESS AT THE TOP OF THE PAGE)

"Do you think I would send you to a royal dinner in something hideous?" That's Eisuke, a compliment followed by an insult. "But you do look beautiful in that dress." He said. He had a kind smile on his face, it made me smile. After we purchased our clothing, we headed to the airport to Eisuke's private jet.

Once we arrived in DresVann, we were greeted by a limo and taken to the palace. While we were on our way, I noticed all the little fancy shops and elegantly dressed people of the little town. But as we passed through, I noticed the town seemed different. There were people in old clothing and children on the streets. It seemed way different then the little town we just passed. My heart went out to all the people I saw.