No soy tu príncipe

Jaime has felt alone and unprotected his entire life, having been abandoned by the one who should love him the most: his mother. Now, that woman whom her father taught her to hate has suddenly appeared and claims that everything she has been told about her is a lie: he did not abandon him at birth, but rather he was stolen from her arms. Jaime no longer knows what to believe or what to feel. His world has turned upside down and he can't find a way to deal with it, so he falls into a spiral of uncontrolled nights bathed in alcohol and hatred. Iris is happy. She has a family that adores her, a job that fulfills her, and friends who follow her to the end of the world. She is smiling, daring and believes in LOVE, with capital letters. Of course, the man she falls in love with must meet certain requirements: he must be a prince charming (sky blue if possible, she doesn't like dark blue), climb the highest tower of the highest castle (a first floor is not worth it, that would be very easy) and defeat the fiercest dragon (but not kill it, poor little animal) to win its heart. Literally. Will love for Iris get Jaime out of her bubble of destruction and loneliness?