**Amelie's POV**
It's been a month since Marth last visited me. I hate that even though I made the decision for us not to be together in secret, I spent most, if not all, of my days thinking about him.
I want to be with him, but not like that. If I were going to be with Marth, or anyone, it would have to be an open relationship. Though I would gladly die to be with Marth, I refuse to let him do the same for me.
Marth's a king, people care about him, depend on him, if he died to be with me it would affect more than just he and I. I couldn't bare to think of all the chaos his death would ensue, especially now that Altea had only just won the war.
So I let him go.
He didn't come back.
That's how it should be right? He said he loved me, but I feel as if maybe he was just lost with the thought of loving his childhood friend. Then again, I'm not him.
All I knew was every time he addressed Altea, I was there, and he was undeniably in love with Caeda. He also acted no different from before, it's as if nothing ever happened. I never existed.
That's for the best...
...right?
So why does it feel like my heart no longer beats inside of me? Why does it feel like every time I hear of the "Royal Wedding" date I need to vomit? Why do I feel cold and lost and empty inside?
He left and took every bit of me with him.
I had nothing more to live for, except the tiny hope that I could possibly be friends with him again. Caeda crushed that hope, however. She didn't want us anywhere near each other.
So in the end, I'm alone. I have nothing.
Except an invitation to the Royal Wedding.
That's right, as if Marth walking away wasn't painful enough, he added to the stab in my heart with a slap to the face. He invited me to his wedding.
Though Caeda and Marth had already wed back at Caeda's home country, they decided to have a wedding here as well. That way Alteans would have a little happiness and partying after the war.
So the real question was, am I going to go?
Had it been a normal invitation, no, but staring down at the signature hand written by the Hero-King himself, I knew I'd ultimately end up at Altea's royal castle, along with all the other formally invited people, in two days.
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The Hero King
RomanceLove is a delicate thing. One day it's here, the next there's no sign of it. Sometimes you fall in love with something you can't have. Do you overcome the pain? Or do you succumb to it?