Lonely Housewife Nook

1) She goes in search of her father (her Momma got around) and ends up at the palace of the King because she's in possession of a ring that belongs to the royal family. They 'fall at first sight' and end up married, there's some jealousy drama with an aide, but it's swiftly taken care of. He's not an asshole, but she is awfully naive, ach whatever. It's kinda cute.

2) Here we have the half sister of the women in 'The Desert King's Blackmailed Bride', smacks the shit outta her 'first sight love' and hauls ass. (Good on her.) They reunite and he's desperate to be exonerated, and she gives in, but she's not exactly stupid. It's not bad, sometimes it takes the right kind of asshole.

3) Ah, here it is, the Secret Baby of the Virgin ex-lover. It was 'love at first sight, but now she's a single mom doing her best. They stumble across each other and words are exchanged, he finds out about baby, marriage, he believes she's low enough to rut in an alley, she claims slander, investigation, all's well that ends well.

1) So the second princess decides to help her elder sister by pretending to be said sister and meeting the king of another country. She has a duty to her people, but that doesn't stop her from hunting the world for true wuv and having more lovers than clothes. Then she meets the sister's betrothed and, she wants him. She fights, he pursues, she succumbs, and he tells her he's known all along.

2) She set up her sister in round one, but in round two she is sworn to never marry again under the law of her first husband's land. Someone is stalking and trying to kill her, so her bodyguard takes measures, and they have a romp in the rain. She gets pregnant, all hell breaks loose, it's true wuv, he goes to prison, she's a victim of bigamy, gains her freedom and child and, at last, happy happy joy joy on a private island.

3) Previously on Puhleese Princesses: They all talk of duty, but only the elder two half-ass clung to that. Princess III comes off as spoilt, convincing herself she must sacrifice for the people, but is entitled to true wuv like her sisters. Unbeknownst to her, the man she's chosen as her one-night-stand IS her fiance, there to deem her worthy or not. Yea, wuv at first sight, she's too young and they part and reunite... Someone tap the needle, it's stuck!

Not bad at all. It's a 'forced' marriage for the sake of reputation, but she never gave an inch, not that she had much chance. Every time the couple made some headway, that shallow trollop made a scene. (Urgh, some cheese wire or fishing line, 'cause bitches like that need to squirm, but I digress...). He should have TOLD his wife the truth of things, but then there wouldn't be a story about a strong woman fighting off and reforming an asshole.

No castles in the Miocene Epoch! Bad summary, no cookie! Actually, it's kinda cute, in an odd sort of way. Years ago they were engaged, but rather than using his brain, he, like the vast majority of men, was thinking with his dick. Which hurt his young fiancee and brought him a shit ton of trouble in life. He has thought long and hard and is impressed with who she is now, and thus can see how horrible he was and they can move on from there. Kids are cute.

Aw, sweet grandpa. She portrayed a total dumb-ass in the name of 'entertainment', and in the divorce from her rat-bastard husband, all she got was an old villa in Italy. So there she went to make a new life for herself and her grandfather. In the sea air and sunshine, he made some of a recovery before his passing, and she and the 'gardener' fell for each other, parted and reunited. It's cute and sad.

Not exactly sure how to classify this. Unstable? Most of the turmoil stems from the secondary couple who are going through the Enlightened Phase, where they have become omnipotent and joined the Brats Against the World Movement. It's mostly how the adults handle current crises with some sparkles between them. The mains are interesting, I liked the balanced dynamic between them, and her daughter is cute.