This is, of course, total fantasy. Reflects no one living or dead, all characters over 18, in real life this would be bad, etc. etc.
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She stood tall in the throne room, well aware of the shackles on her ankles and wrists, but refusing to acknowledge them. She kept her gaze steady, her face turned toward the thrones now empty, but not seeing the stately chairs that had until this morning been occupied by her royal parents. Her once fine silk dress fluttered in the breeze coming from the windows, the shutters cracked and hanging drunkenly off their hinges, damaged by cannon fire. She refused to blush, though what was left of her dress didn't cover much of her body. The brutes that had taken her from her chambers during the coup had greatly enjoyed her struggles, holding on to her dress as she fought to get away, allowing the light silk to rip and make her think she could get free, only to tackle her to the ground the moment she had gained a few inches of distance from them. She thanked the gods that the manhandling hadn't gone further. They had touched and leered and even hit her, but her maidenhead was still intact, even if her dignity was as shredded as her dress.
"Well, Princess," a low, deep voice drawled from behind her. She heard the creak of leather and the jangle of chainmail as heavy footsteps approached her. "It seems you were not as quick as your parents to turn tail and run like cowards."
Fury boiled up in her, but she held her tongue. The man, flanked by two other soldiers, passed by her and ascended the dais. He flopped down onto her father's throne, throwing a careless leg over the jewel-encrusted arm of the chair. The other two soldiers stood at his shoulder facing the throne room. She tried not to look at him, but she couldn't help assessing the man who had invaded not only their kingdom, but the king's palace itself.
He was older, perhaps a few years shy of her father's age, but unlike her father he showed no signs of softness in the belly or anywhere else. Muscles were evident even under the light armor he wore, with big shoulders and a chest that tapered to a narrow waist. He dangled a dagger in his hand, turning it in what would seem a nervous gesture in anyone else. In his hands it looked like an extension of his arm, all sinew and danger. There was grey in his hair and wrinkles around his eyes, which even from there she could see were a dark brown the color of the bread the peasants made from rye. The man to his left looked like a young copy of him, with dark brown hair and eyes that matched those of the usurper. The man on his right shared the same heavy build and high cheekbones of the other two men, but his hair was blonde and eyes a sharp blue that made her think of the lapis collar a prince from the south had sent as a wooing gift the summer past.
The usurper studied her as she gazed at him and she could feel him take not of everything about her. Her hair, in wild disarray, long strands of flaxen gold tangled around bits of briars from where she'd tried to hide in a hedge. Her generous breasts on display from where the soldiers had ripped her dress, and her feet bare as a peasant's, lost somewhere in her desperate struggles. She refused to meet his eyes, gazing at a point over his shoulder, but she couldn't miss the vulpine smile that he gave her.
"You have two choices, Princess," he said, his voice loud enough for everyone in the room to hear. She hadn't looked around since she'd been dragged into the throne room, but she knew the room had been filled with his soldiers and those courtiers who had apparently decided to support this usurper instead of fight to the death for her father and their country. "You can marry my son, Meinolf, and show to the world that you support our rule. Or..."
He trailed off and she couldn't stop herself from meeting his gaze. "Or, what?"
"Or, I give you to both my sons to be used as their whore, right here, right now." His eyes were hard as iron and twice as cold. She trembled and she knew he saw her shiver because his lips curved up in a cruel smile.