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There once was a princess named Zara.

Every afternoon Zara walked through the town, 

waving to every man and woman that she passed.

The men often praised her beauty, hoping she 

might take notice and want to marry them.

Zara always wore a smile, but these constant 

compliments didn't make her happy at all. They 

made her uncomfortable.

When Zara returned to the castle, her father 

was waiting near the gates with a young man.

The king introduced prince Peter to Zara. Peter 

was handsome, strong, and kind. His family 

was rich, and the king intended for Peter and 

Zara to get married.

Zara wasn't really interested in marrying 

anyone, but she listened to her father because 

she didn't want to disappoint him.

Zara received many compliments from Peter. 

He acted just like she thought a true 

gentleman should act.

Zara appreciated how kind Peter was, but she 

didn't want to marry him. Even though he was 

handsome and nice, she didn't have romantic 

feelings for him.

The next day, when Zara walked into town, 

she met another princess named Grace.

Zara immediately realized how beautiful Grace 

was. Almost instantly, they became friends. 

They hit it off so well, that Zara was sure that 

it was love at first sight.

While they were talking, Zara wished that she 

could just marry Grace instead of Peter.

Later that evening, Zara went to her parents 

and told them about princess Grace. Zara told 

them about the confusing feelings that she had 

for Grace.

The king and queen insisted that what she was 

experiencing was only a phase, and that she 

was just confused. She was going to marry the 

prince, because princesses marry princes. 

That's the way it is.

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