“Ah, you mean Charlotte Augusta, the tomboy? That young lady is truly unlike the other Augustas.
There’s a reason she still has no suitors even after her third season since her debut in society.”
Charlotte Augusta, the third of the five daughters of the Augusta Family, renowned in high society.
She was treated like a black sheep among her beautiful sisters,
causes a huge incident at the ball she attended to find a groom, as always.
And at that scene, she meets a handsome man with an elegant charm.
A man visible only to Charlotte’s eyes. Leopold, the prince of the Holland Kingdom.
He cleans up the mess Charlotte made and, in return for finding her the best groom in London,
demands that she find the whereabouts of his own physical body—whose fate, dead or alive, is unknown.
“Do not worry, my lady. You will not be at a loss.
In helping me, you will eventually meet every notable, eligible bachelor in London. ”
And so, the two, putting their heads together every dawn when Leopold’s spirit awoke,
grow increasingly confused by the emotions swelling within them for each other the closer they get to their goal.
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