I Finally Found My Royal Father

I Found My Royal Daddy — Series Synopsis Three-year-old Delphine has never known her father. Every night she watches her mother, Lsaure, trace a faded portrait and wipe away tears, while a golden royal seal—the only thing her father ever left—rests in a velvet box. Convinced that a little courage can fix a broken family, Delphine tucks the seal, a pouch of coins, and her sketchbook into her cloak and sets off alone through the rainy night, hailing a carriage to the royal citadel. What begins as a child's stubborn quest erupts at the palace gates. The guards recognize the private seal of Crown Prince Corrado, a cold, distrustful commander who rules his armies with iron discipline. Brought before the prince, Delphine throws open her arms, calling him Daddy—only to be blocked by his scepter and accused of being a spy sent to infiltrate the crown. Convinced she is a liar, Corrado orders the defiant little girl confined, and Delphine's joyful hope hardens into stubborn tears she refuses to shed. Everything changes when his father, Lord Tancred, sees the crescent birthmark on Delphine's wrist—the very same mark passed down through the Orselli line, matching the birthmark on Corrado's own arm. Blood cannot be faked. Reluctantly, Corrado accepts the small stranger as his daughter, yet old wounds keep him guarded. Lsaure arrives frantic to reclaim her child, still carrying three years of quiet grievance: she was once tricked by a forged expulsion order signed in the prince's name, driven out while pregnant, and left to raise Delphine alone. She refuses his advances, and Corrado—misled into believing she had married another—must win back both mother and daughter. Delphine, however, has no patience for adult pride. Acting as the kingdom's smallest matchmaker, she schemes at every turn: hiding in his coat, crashing his war council, serving him a disastrous "love soup," locking her parents in a room, and dragging them to awkward dates. Slowly, the ice around Corrado cracks. The