Dago is a little prince who was sent for marriage. Although he grew up in the Gobi grassland, he was as delicate and beautiful as a porcelain doll.
Everyone said that the little prince would probably suffer after getting married. His tribe was weak, but the country he was getting married to was a big country. Who would look down on the little prince who came from a remote country to get married.
Sure enough, on the way to send off the bride, no matter who saw Dago, they couldn't help but want to "bully" him.
Because the little prince is so beautiful that people can't help but touch, hug and kiss him.
The little prince was frightened, nervous, and shy, like a beautiful doll that could be manipulated at will.
Fortunately, the young prince sent loyal guards, who protected the little prince safe and sound all the way.
Dago looked at the muscular and broad back of the highly skilled guard. Even though he was wearing a guard mask, he could not block his cold and handsome appearance, and his heart was beating very fast.
The night before he was about to enter the capital and see himself and his husband, Dago looked at the man wearing a guard mask in front of him and mustered up the courage to beg him to take him to escape.
The other party raised his hand, gently pinched Dago's beautiful and blushing face, and said in a low and hoarse voice: "No, I am His Highness's bodyguard, and I will never betray him."
Dago didn't want to hear these words, raised his feet and blocked his mouth.
But Dago was eventually sent to the palace and met his husband.
His Royal Highness, the Crown Prince of Daxia, was unparalleledly handsome, but had a deep and violent temper. He was very unkind to Dago.
So Dago often went to His Highness's personal bodyguard, nestled in his arms, cried with red eyes and complained about his grievances, and showed him the bruises and red marks on his wrists and knees.
After all, the guard who fell step by step acted like the most loyal wolf dog, lowering his head to help the little prince gently lick away the scars.
What Dago fears most is that the affair between him and his brother guard will be exposed.
But the strange thing is that the guard brother and his violent husband seem to have never been in the same frame...
Intention: Loving others is like cultivating flowers, which brings light to your heart