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America has a royal family. For generations, the House of Washington has stood as a symbol of tradition, diplomacy, and national identity. But when Crown Prince Henry Washington reveals he can no longer live a life built on expectation and steps away from the throne, the crown passes to the one person who never expected to wear it. Y/N Washington was raised to support the monarchy, not lead it. She was the beloved princess — warm, graceful, and devoted to her country — but becoming queen means learning how to choose herself while carrying the weight of an entire nation. The one person who understands the impossible position she has been placed in is Nathan Hale, the royal press secretary who has spent years protecting the crown’s image. He knows every secret, every crisis, and every sacrifice behind the palace walls. He also knows that loving the future queen could destroy everything they have both worked to protect. Because in America, becoming royal is not a private decision. When Y/N chooses Nathan, the country must decide whether the man who spent his life defending the monarchy is worthy of standing beside it. For ninety days, America watches. And this time, the story cannot be controlled.