The Prince and the Chef. Nothing to Hide, #69

Prince Dalton has spent his entire life being told who he must become. Every part of his future has already been planned-his royal duties, his public image, his responsibilities, and even the kind of relationship that would be considered acceptable. Then he meets Harris. Harris is a talented chef working in the royal palace, a man who refuses to bow simply because Dalton wears a crown. Their first encounters are filled with teasing, stubbornness, and unexpected chemistry.
What begins as a secret friendship soon becomes something neither man can deny. But loving the prince comes with a price. When rumors spread through the palace, Harris fears that their relationship could destroy Dalton's future-and his own hard-earned career. Dalton, meanwhile, must decide whether being a good prince means following expectations or having the courage to choose his own life. Their secret eventually becomes public, forcing Dalton to face his family, the press, and a royal institution built on tradition.
Harris refuses to become a decorative figure beside a prince. Dalton refuses to ask the man he loves to surrender his dreams. When they finally choose each other, they discover that love doesn't require either of them to give up who they are. As Harris builds his own restaurant and Dalton begins challenging outdated expectations within the royal household, their relationship grows into something stronger than a scandal.
A prince and a chef. Two completely different worlds. One unexpected love.