Why does Eleanor enter the palace?

She seeks evidence to prove her father's innocence.

Who persecutes Eleanor after she becomes pregnant?

Lady Eva, who wants the throne for herself.

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Claimed by Baby's Crowned King Daddy — A woman risks everything to vindicate her father, only to carry the king's child and face a rival's vicious persecution.

Eleanor slips into the royal court hunting evidence that could free her imprisoned father. A single night with King Theron results in pregnancy, yet he brands her a manipulative schemer. Lady Eva, desperate to wear the crown herself, exploits the king's misunderstanding to orchestrate Eleanor's public torment before the assembled nobility. As the abuse reaches a dangerous peak, Theron finally uncovers the reality of their encounter and intervenes, placing himself between Eleanor and her tormentor.

Quick answers

Why does Eleanor enter the palace?: She seeks evidence to prove her father's innocence.
Who persecutes Eleanor after she becomes pregnant?: Lady Eva, who wants the throne for herself.