Love under the surface of hate

The strong country of Dali chooses princess of a military country of Ujarma as a bride for its newly appointed heir to the throne to strengthen his position. Unexpectedly the Ujarma gives instructions to not lift a vail of the princess or touch her before the wedding. It is said that since birth princess has been the ugliest being ever seen. That is why her parents themselves chose to hide her face from everyone. The prince on the other hand is in love with light chestnut colored haired Acacia Chalorite whom he has known since he was seven. This hair color was rear to see in the world. Black and brown predominated. Acacia was the daughter of Dalis head army General. Agains his wishes he is forced to marry this ugly monster who is afraid of her own reflection instead of a goddess. The prince and his lover are cruel enough in there actions to make anyone miserable, but why would a princess ever tolerate someone so foolish and blinde let alone his mistress? Since birth gods have blessed her with far more than simply good looks... And regret is a filling that comes far to late to ever change anything.