I Want to Escape from Princess Lessons (Manga) (2025)

A ROYAL PAINAfter failing to break off her engagement, Leticia Dorman has found herself living with Prince Clarke. However, she still clings to the hope that she’ll one day be free. Though Clarke’s straightforward expressions of love fluster her, she continues to look for opportunities to escape from the royal castle. Her chance comes on the night of her engagement party, when she’s abducted by a mysterious duo—but Lettie isn’t going to look a gift horse in the mouth. With the aid of her captors, who happen to be in very high places, another escape attempt could very well succeed—and cause an international incident, to boot!

THE GANG'S ALL HEREHaving finally married Prince Clarke, Lettie is now a princess for real! And the next step in their royal relationship is a romantic honeymoon in the neighboring kingdom of Delbaran.Thankfully, Lettie has an entourage in tow that includes her older brother, Nadir, Delbaran’s prince, Louis (and his servant), and her rival-turned-bestie, Brie. But Brie is acting awfully strange—for one thing, she seems to have developed a soft spot for Nadir. And for another, she’s doing everything in her power to get Lettie some alone time with Clarke! If absence makes the heart grow fonder, what the heck will closeness do for the newlyweds?

HONEY TRAPLeticia should be celebrating her marriage to Prince Clarke, but she can’t help but worry about her former rival, Brianna (aka Brie). With her family drowning in debt, Brie’s only hope at happiness lies in bagging a wealthy husband. Luckily, she was also born with a voluptuous body, which she uses to her advantage at every opportunity—and which Lettie’s brother, Nadir, has not failed to notice. Still, when Nadir asks Brie to pretend to be his fiancée (and maid?) in exchange for paying off her debts, she’s surprised. But if the two can stop bickering long enough to pull it off, this arrangement might solve all of Brie’s problems…

MORE THAN A MEMORYBrie and Nadir’s fake engagement has gone quite smoothly despite a few awkward entanglements. However, the real test begins when Brie brings Nadir to her family home and introduces him to her parents. Back on her home turf, Brie should feel in control of the situation, but Nadir keeps prodding into her past, and specifically into the memory of her first love. Could there be a connection between the boy she fell in love with years ago and the scheming yet handsome man who always finds a way to get on her last nerve?