She’s so naive that she’s gullible.

Coco isn’t a heroine in her story, but she’s a princess in his.

She has nothing; her home is gone, her name had been lost in the days of homelessness, and her sense of worth was never there to begin with.

Alistair gave her everything she would have ever wanted and more, but she wants something that is a foolish idea. She wants to find herself, become a strong-willed woman, and prove to the world that she can work with a badly dealt set of cards.

How stupid.

Freedom is simply a word, a mere fantasy before she realizes that she can’t live without him.

“This is not a punishment, princess; it’s a lesson you have to learn.”