Royal Dilemma
In a tense court confrontation, the Prime Minister pressures the King to send Concubine Grace to the grasslands as part of a political negotiation, citing her criminal lineage. The King, however, refuses to sacrifice his concubine for political gain, leading to a heated debate about loyalty, law, and the nation's future. The revelation that Xavier may not be Concubine Grace's true father adds a surprising twist to the argument.Who is Concubine Grace's real father, and how will this revelation impact the palace's power dynamics?
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