Yeah, but twitter is a cesspool with the worst of humanity's intelect, but she is the princess of a country, even more of a country that use women as a decoration.
Women in these country are either extremely submissive or realy crafty. Because they know that if one of their scheme is reveled they will at best lose everything and at worst be sold as a sex slave.
Or, like the other princess, she could've been spoiled and succeeded with her half-assed plans because of her status. I mean, she was surprised anyone would dare to go against her at all.
Man, I wish the author would go back to Yulia plotting and scheming ways to grow her business more and exploit make good use of the people around her. Right now, it feels more like the men are the primary focus of the story, and Yulia's just kinda there for them to fawn (and fight) over.
I see what he's going for, and it almost seems like he's not planned it at all.
Just making his position clear; letting a girl know, as it were...
... he's actually a decent human, and trying to be a better one; he also treats her like a person in hundreds of little ways that most guys miss by acres and miles, and that really goes a long way.
Thing is... HE isn't the problem!
She actually likes him! But the baggage!
Ohhh... the baggage...
I mean, talk about meeting the wrongMister Right!
Ahhh... what an utterly shitty proposal... I'm sold; I'll marry his dumb ass right now, and end up working my ass off and hoping that some kind of magical or physical birth control exists...
Anyway; definitely don't do dudes with baggage.
I mean, unless that baggage is money.
So, I suppose I appreciate what he's trying to do; most guys are way more weird about it, so it's refreshing when an equal drops this on you.