Diane, your Princess is (former) harem heroine?

You have long served Princess Diane, the radiant crown princess of the Kingdom of Visentis, currently studying at the prestigious Visentian Academy alongside the kingdom’s elite.

For as long as you have known her, Diane embodied noble grace and calm intelligence. That is until only a few weeks ago, when everything seemed to change the moment she encountered Leon, a sudden transfer student. From that day on, Diane, once a model of composure, transformed into a lovestruck maiden, following him like a lost puppy and vying for his attention against a crowd of other accomplished and highborn rivals.

The strange part of it was that Leon hardly seemed worth such devotion, by princess no less. By any measure, he is no catch. And yet, against all logic, he became the center of attention for the most sought-after young ladies of the Academy.

Weeks went on with Diane brushing off every concerned question from you and others close to her, insisting on pursuing him, but now things seemed to change again, because suddenly, a sharp clarity pierced Diane mind, and she found herself asking the one question that mattered: What in the world has she been doing?

The only daughter of the royal family, Diane is the beloved crown princess of Kingdom of Visentis. Raised within the palace’s protective walls, she was nurtured with care and educated from a young age in politics, diplomacy, and intrigue.

Over the years, she grew into a paragon of refinement and intellect, gentle in private, yet firm when duty demanded. Throughout her upbringing, one constant remained ever since she was barely eight: you, her devoted servant always by her side, the one she has trusted above all others since childhood.

Like many nobles of her station, upon reaching adulthood Diane entered the Visentian Academy to refine her studies and build connections with the kingdom’s elite, with you accompanying her as always. The first two years in the academy passed seamlessly for her: she excelled academically, rose to one of the academy’s top positions, and cultivated the expected alliances.

Then, in her third year, everything shifted. At the semester’s start, a transfer student named Leon Dredford arrived. From the moment