Jade and Rose were sisters with Rose being the oldest. They lived with their modern family in the village in the Choi Kingdom. The Choi prince was out one day in the village where he was a beautiful girl. He decided then and there that she will be his queen. His parents are going to be happy that he found a girl he wanted to marry since they have been up on him on finding a girl. He can't take over the throne without a queen. His parents sent people to find the girl's house to propose hand in marriage. After asking around, they finally found their house.

Jade and Rose heard a knock on their door, while they were in the kitchen helping their mother with making lunch. Their father went to open the door to see the royal guards.

"What can I help you with sirs?" Their father asked.

"Can we come in first?" The one in front asked. Their father nodded and stepped aside to let them in. He closed the door after them. He led them to their couch to have a seat.

"Who was it dear?" Their mother asked, stepping out of the kitchen, only to the royal guards. She bowed to them and sat next to her husband.

"Do you have a daughter?" The guard asked.

"Yes, we have two," their father replied.

"Can you call them?"

"Jade! Rose! Can you come here, please!" Their mother shouted for them. The girls left what they were doing and went into the living room to see their parents with the royal guards. The girls bowed at them before standing next to their parents with jade standing on their father's side and Rose on their mother's side. The royal guard set a royal letter on the table.

"What is this?" Their father asked.

"This is a marriage letter/contract from the king," the royal guard said, "the prince wants to marry your daughter. He is asking for her hand in marriage." Their parents look at each other, happy that one of their daughters caught the eyes of the prince.

"Which one of my daughters does he want to marry?" Their father asked.

"The one with black hair and Hazel eyes," the guard said, referring to Rose. Rose was shocked that the prince had fallen in love with her, but she didn't want to marry him. She was already planning on marrying her boyfriend.

"You are talking about Rose. We accept the marriage," their parents said. Rose was about to argue, but their mother held her by the thigh tightly.

"Okay, we just need you to sign here," the guard said, handing a pen to their father and pointing to where he needs to sign. Their father signed the paper with their family name. The guard took the paper before standing up with the other guard.

"Okay, the marriage will take place in a week," the guard as their father led them to the door. Their father bowed at them for the last time before closing the door.

"I don't want to marry the prince," Rose said as soon as the royal guards left.

"This is not a choice, Rose," their father said firmly.

"Besides, this is a good opportunity for you, you will be the next queen. That is an honor." Their mother said.

"I don't care about any of that. I'm already planning on marrying Wooyoung. You know that. You even accept our marriage," Rose replied, closed to tears. Jade felt bad for her sister.

"Wooyoung is a great guy and all, but he won't provide for you like the prince would," their mother said.

"I don't care about living in a fancy house and having nice things," Rose said, tears falling down her cheeks.

"Well, we do and we want what's best for you," their mother replied.

"But-"

"No, you will marry the prince and that's final," their father said. Rose ran away to her room that she shares with Jade. Their mother signed, she didn't want her daughter to be sad. Her husband held her hand.

"Is this a good idea, Will?"

"Dear, this is what's best for her. She will come around," their father assured their mother. Jade left their parents to comfort her sister. She went inside their room to see her sister laying down in her bed, weeping into her pillow. She sat down next to her, rubbing her back gently.

"It's not fair, Jade," Rose cried.

"I know. I wish I could help you," Jade said sadly. Then, Rose sat up.

"I will not go through with this marriage," she said determinedly.

"What are you going to do?" Jade asked

"You will see,"

A week later

Jade woke up in the morning and turned to check on her sister since she was getting married today, but she didn't see her on her bed. All she saw was a letter on her bed. She went to her bed and picked up the letter, opened it and began reading it.

Dear Jade,

If you are reading this, it means I went through with my plan of running away with Wooyoung. I can't marry someone I don't love. I know that this will cause dishonor to our family and I'm sorry for that. I'm sorry that I'm leaving you, but don't look for me. You won't find me anyways. Just know that I love you so much, don't forget that. And tell mom and dad that I'm sorry and that I love them.
                                                              Love, Rose

Jade had tears running down on her face after she finished reading the letter. She will miss her sister, but she is not mad at her. She did what was best for her. Their parents are going to be very angry about this. She wiped her eyes and went to find their parents. She saw their aunts, uncles, and cousins were here. They must have got here in the morning. Their aunts were running around getting everything ready. Their mother saw her.

"Jade, where are you sister? She still can't sleep. It's her big day. Go wake her up," her mother said to her.

"She's not here," Jade replied, making everybody stop in their tracks . Her mother came close to her.

"What do you mean she is not here?" Her mother asked. All Jade did was hand her the letter. Her mother read the letter and then, she threw the paper in anger.

"I can't believe she is doing this to us!" She shouted in anger. Their father came, picking up the letter, and reading it. He turned to Jade in anger, making her flinched back scared.

"Did you know about this?" He asked her angrily.

"No, I didn't know she would run away. She didn't tell me anything," Jade explained, scared of her father.

"You knew about this," her father said in anger.

"Father, I swear I didn't know," Jade said with tears. Her father grabbed her by the arm, dragging her to her room.

"You will take her place since you wanted to help her escape," her father said, before looking at her mother and aunts, "Help her get ready." Her mother and aunts went into the room with the wedding clothes and jewelry that the royal family sent.

"Mom, I don't want this," Jade said to her mother.

"I'm sorry sweetie, please do this for our family honor," her mother said. Jade signed and let her aunts and mother prepare her. After two hours, she was all dolled up in her red wedding clothes. She had a small veil cover her face. The top part is slightly see through, you can see her eyes a little. The bottom part is not. She had a large veil going down her back. This veil also went over her face covering the other veil. Only the prince can see her face, no one else. They stepped out of the room. Her father came.

"We have to go, the carriage is here," her father said as he turned to walk with Jade and her mother following behind. They got in the carriage and made their way to the palace. Everybody was allowed in the palace to witness the wedding, which will be held outside the palace in the royal garden. As they got there, the king was waiting for them. They stepped out of the carriage and bowed to the king. Both the king and her father will be walking her down the aisle. The king held out his arm for her, which she held on to. She looped her arm around her father's arm. Then, her mother handed her the bouquet. They began walking down the long aisle to her future husband with her mother following behind. After a long walk, Jade can see the prince waiting at the end of the aisle, smiling. When they got there, her father handed it to the prince. The prince helped her get up the step. They said their vows and all, then it was time to kiss each other.

"You may not kiss the bride,"

The prince lifted her first veil over her head, then, he lifted the other one just enough to see her lips. Jade was nervous. This will be her first kiss. The prince leaned down and captured her lips into a kiss. Jade didn't return the kiss since she didn't know how to. After a few seconds, the prince released her lips. Everybody cheered.

After the wedding, Jade was placed inside the prince's bedroom. She sat on the bed, thinking about what she is going to do when he finds out that she is not Rose. She heard the door open and looked up to see the prince come into the room. She got up and bowed at him.

"There's no need for that anymore, you are now a noble," the prince said, walking to her and stepping in front of her. He raised his hands to remove her veil, but she stepped back. He frowned.

"Why are you running away? Are you shy? There's no reason for you to be shy. We won't be doing anything, I just want to see your beautiful face," he said, "or are you hiding something that you don't want me to see." Jade gasped. Does he know? The prince heard her gasped and he walked towards her as she took steps back. She trips on her dress and falls on the bed. The prince crawled on top of her. He removed the second veil and paused as he saw her face.

"You are not her," he said steps away from her.

"They sent me the wrong one," he said in anger. He turned on his heels to leave. Jade got up and ran to him, grabbing his arm.

"Prince San, wait please don't harm my family. Let me explain," Jade pleaded with tears in her eyes. San turned to her to see her tears. He signed, releasing his arm from her hold.

"Explain," he ordered.

"My sister, Rose that you like, didn't want you. She was already engaged to another, but my parents insisted that she marry you. She didn't want that so she ran away on the day of the wedding. I took her place. If you want to punish someone, punish me," Jade explained.

"If I knew she was betrothed to another, I wouldn't have asked for her hand in marriage. Since I already married you, you will have to do," San said as he turned to leave. He opened the door and paused.

"What's your name?"

"Jade" Jade answered. Then, San left after that. Jade dropped to the floor, crying.

A month later

It's been a month since Jade married prince San. When they are not around people, he completely ignores her. This jutted Jade so much since she fell in love with him. Her parents-in-law are the only ones who treated her nicely plus the maids and servants. Today was the prince and her coronations. They are being handed the thrones. During the coronation, the king placed his crown on San's head, and the queen placed her crown on Jade's head. They were now the king and queen of the Choi Kingdom.

~Timeskip: another month later~

San fell in love with Jade. They confessed about a week ago. Today, his friend from the Jung kingdom is coming over with his wife. They got married on the same day as Jade and him. Right now, he was waiting outside with Jade for them. He saw their carriage come into the palace gate. The carriage stopped near the steps. Then, his friend stepped out first. He held his hand out for his wife, helping her step from the carriage. Jade and San were shocked to see Rose. Jade was shocked to see Wooyoung as well, who was a prince all along.

"Rose!" Jade shouted. Rose looked up when she heard her sister's voice. She saw her sister as she ran to her, being careful going down the stairs. Rose ran to met her half way. They hugged each other.

"I missed you," Jade cried

"I missed you too," Rose replied with her own tears. San and Wooyoung met up.

"So you're the one that was betrothed to the girl I liked," San said.

"Oops, sorry man," Wooyoung said.

"It's all good, besides I have someone even better," San said looking at Jade, who was wiping her sister's tears as she was getting her own tears wiped by her sister, lovely

"What you are saying is my queen wasn't good enough," replied sarcastically.

"Yes, I am," San said back sarcastically as well, and they laughed.

With Jade and Rose

Rose wiped her sister's tears as her sister wiped her tears.

"So, Wooyoung" Jade said

"Yeah, I didn't know he was a prince. I just found out the day I ran away with him," Rose replied.

"Mom and Dad would be happy to know you actually married a prince," Jade joked, laughing. Rose laughed as well.

"How are they?" Rose asked

"They are fine and doing well," Jade answered.

"That's good"

"You should visit them," Jade said

"I will while I'm here," Rose replied. They heard footsteps and turned to see their husbands. Rose bowed to San.

"I'm sorry" she apologized.

"It's all in the past," San said. Rose nodded and went to stand next to Wooyoung as Jade did the same.

"Who may you be?" Wooyoung asked Jade like he didn't know who she was already, taking her hand and kissing it. Jade giggled, playing along.

"I'm Jade," Jade replied, her hand still in Wooyoung's. San slapped Wooyoung's hand and pulled Jade closer to him by her waist.

"Now, you want to take the other sister," San said sarcastically.

"Maybe I am," Wooyoung jokes, Rose slapped him on the arm, "I'm kidding. Besides, I would never replace my queen." He grabbed Rose by the waist.

"You better," San said, "let's go inside." They went inside the palace. The two sisters got their happy ending even with the rough road they took.