Jiang Hao had seen Roman Holiday, Audrey Hepburn's breakout film and a classic in the hearts of countless movie fans.
Because of this film, countless people became Hepburn fans. Even decades later in the modern era, people still cherished her and regarded her as a Goddess because of this movie, Jiang Hao included.
The first time he watched it had been in high school. Back then, Jiang Hao had been stunned by Hepburn's beauty, and she had become one of the Goddesses in his heart.
The plot of the film was actually very simple. Princess Anne visited major European cities, but the tedious formalities of royal life oppressed her to the point of madness. Yet no one truly cared about her. All they talked about were rules and dogma. They even injected her with sedatives. Late at night, the Princess in the prime of her youth escaped her confines and happened to meet an American reporter on the street. The reporter took the girl home, leading to the story that followed.
For the first time in her life, Princess Anne freely revealed her true nature beneath the lively sunlight of the streets. She enjoyed that moment of freedom beyond measure. Over that brief day, the two gradually fell in love. Their happy time passed quickly. They enjoyed twenty-four hours of love, only to return to their separate paths in life.
The Princess knew her duty, and for it, she gave up love.
In fact, everyone knew that this romance had to end. If they wanted to take things further, the pressure they faced would be millions of times greater than it was now. The royal family would never allow a Princess to fall in love with and marry a commoner.
In fairy tales, princes fell in love with Cinderellas, and