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A Second Chance With The CEO After Divorce
A Second Chance With My Billionaire Love
Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces
Mated To Big Brother-in-law
A Return To Love's Madness
Unforeseen Temptation: Spoiled By The Aloof Magnate
When Love Comes Late
The Substitute Wife: My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire
A guy of few words, Von Colt projects an air of terror and superiority.
Unfortunately for him, he is one of the abhorrent King's sons, who is universally adored by all ruling factions. Before his father took the oath of Kingly duty, the Colt family was famous for possessing the largest stakes in every major corporation in the country. Almost every aspect of society is under their control; they own airports, harbors, and seaports; retail centers and megastores; a hotel chain and a health care network; and even schools.
It was widely assumed that Von Colt exists in a parallel universe with no shared rotation with the rest of humanity. They probably think he can get away with anything, including murder, because of his celebrity status. He was destined for greatness, but his reputation was always tarnished by the scandalous corruption of his father, who was already King but craved more power.
A normal existence is the one thing Von Colt has always wanted but could never afford. Rather improbable, especially if you're a member of the royal family.
Von Colt never claimed the Prince title, even though he was born into it. Not even a glimpse of the one real Prince's face, let alone his voice, had ever been heard or seen by anyone in the entire country. This has led to a lot of unfounded assumptions, rumors, and speculation. In spite of never having seen him, they were nonetheless able to destroy his reputation. The tabloids paint him as a devil's offspring who has been exiled or locked away due to his rotten character. Since no one had ever disclosed his face in the media, he was the only member of the Royal Family to have ever lived among the common people.
Though he never considered himself to be Prince, he is the epitome of one. He was raised to become a man of honor and dignity, a polar opposite from his eccentric father according to some hearsay of the old town folks.