Three Days Till I'm Free of the Dragon King: The Premise
The Hidden Festival Organizer
Aurora has spent three years bound to Erik Pendragon, the Frost Dragon King, by a soul-bond contract. Despite orchestrating eighteen grand festivals for him, her human status forces her to remain concealed while he presides publicly. The arrangement renders her indispensable yet invisible, a contradiction that defines her daily existence within the dragon clan's hierarchy.
The Nineteenth Festival Betrayal
Erik suddenly permits Aurora to attend the nineteenth festival as the Dragon Queen, prompting her to prepare extensively for the role. At the event, she discovers Erik presenting Clara Beech as his true partner, placing the symbolic ring on Clara's hand before the assembled dragons. Erik dismisses Aurora's contributions, stating Clara earned the clan's acknowledgement long ago and will now assume the title officially.
Three Days Until Release
The gathered dragons anticipate Aurora's furious reaction to the public humiliation. Instead, she experiences relief rather than rage. Her contract with Erik carries a three-year term, and only three days remain before it dissolves automatically. The betrayal arrives not as a catastrophe but as confirmation that her obligation is nearly finished, shifting the tension from heartbreak to a countdown toward freedom.