The Crown Prince's Love

This was the only way to make sure that Randy and I could be together. I know it might sound as if I was being greedy, but I couldn't stay away from Randy for long.

"Son, if you have anything else that is bothering you, you don't have to worry about it, as I have made sure that we are going to solve it, and you will be free," my father told

me.

I nodded in response, agreeing to what he had said, even though my mind was saying something else. "I need to rest now, as I want to be alone," I told my parents.

They both exchanged looks and then nodded in response.

My father pushed the wheelchair towards the bed, and then with his help, I was able to lay on the bed. I groaned as my back, where I had been stabbed, met with the bed. Even though the bed was soft, I still gritted my teeth from the pain. The stab could have killed me, but somehow, I had survived, and I still couldn't figure out why.

"Be good, son, and if anything is bothering you, then you can call us," my mother said, and I nodded in response. I closed my eyes as I heard them walking out of the room. Once I heard the door shut, I closed my eyes and looked up at the light above my head, I wish my life was as bright as that.

"If you can hear me, Hecate, come out now," I said, but nothing happened. A few seconds passed, and still, nothing happened. I heaved a deep sigh as I looked up again and then rubbed my hands together. "If you're anywhere, then please come out, as I have decided to accept your deal," I announced, and as soon as I finished saying that, the light above my head brightened. I had to squint my eyes because of how bright it

was.

The reason for its brightness, I couldn't figure out, and when the light slowly faded away to its usual light, I opened my eyes wide and looked towards the wall, expecting to see any writing from Hecate.

But, I didn't see anything. The wall was blank, and there was nothing written there.noveldrama

I laughed as I looked at the wall again, but nothing happened, and then I sighed as I closed my eyes. Hecate was toying with me, and it was making me shake terribly. As I opened my eyes again, I looked at the writing on the wall and smiled. "Good choice, little boy."

Hecate had heard me, and it meant that she had accepted, which meant that Randy and I were going to have our happy ending. But then again, I wondered if I was making the right choice.

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Randy's POV

I frowned at the paper in my hand and scoffed for the umpteenth time. I rubbed my hands together and heaved a deep sigh. "You are asking me to say this in front of everyone, right?" I yelled at my parents, holding the paper up in front of them. "You want me to lie about my relationship with Desmond, which I've already told you I will not be doing. So why are you forcing me to do it?"

My mother rubbed her face, tired of my arguing about the paper, while my father maintained a stoic look and didn't respond.

"So, this is how it will be, right?" I asked them and then chuckled. "I am supposed to lie in front of everyone after you ruined our lives!" I shouted, dropping the paper to the ground and stomping on it. "I am not going to be reading this!" I declared.

My father stood up and nodded at my Uncle, who walked towards him with another piece of paper.

"Thank you," he said, receiving the letter and shoving it into my hand. "I don't care if you continue to act like a child, but everything I do is to ensure your life doesn't turn out badly. I am trying to protect you, so you see my effort as your father."

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I held the paper up and tore it into two.

"You are not acting as my father because what you are doing is making my life unbearable. You turned me this way because of your stupid dreams. I already told you that I don't want to be the king. I am fine being the prince. If you had listened and left Desmond and me alone, then maybe none of this would have happened. He doesn't remember me anymore! It is all because of you, Father! You ruined us!"

"Randy!" My mother shouted my name and stood up. "Please, come to your senses and stop blaming your father. I know that you are not happy about this, but your father had to make this decision to protect you. Even if you think he hates you, he is doing everything to ensure you are doing fine. Even if you continue to blame him, it wouldn't change a thing about what happened."

I ran a hand through my hair and chuckled.

"So, I am supposed to be happy and lie to everyone because I have to make my father happy? Is that what you are trying to tell me?" I asked her and then laughed. "I know that you both don't cherish me, and that is why you are treating me like this because why..." I shouted, hitting my chest.

"Why does Desmond and I have to suffer in this manner? The reason why we are in this situation is because of Hecate. She hates you both, and because of that, she is trying to use us to get to you and..." I rubbed my hands on my face and leaned against the nearest wall. Tears flooded my eyes, but I blinked them away and then pointed towards my father.

"If anything happens to me, you must know it is all your fault. If you had not done this, maybe I wouldn't be in a situation like this. Maybe I wouldn't have to suffer like this. Everything is your fault!" I yelled at him, walked towards my uncle, and grabbed the paper from his hand. "I am going to lie to the world since that is what you want, but don't expect me to be the same Randy as before," I told them, then headed outside the house, not waiting to hear my mother calling my name.