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richard siken, edvard munch, john keats, alex venezia, hanya yanagihara, hadestown ('come with me'), amy lowell, mark english, warsan shire
Ever heard of Carmencita San Sebastian?
Delicate as a lily and a sweet creature that is drawn by Venus. Called the Pearl of the Orient, there's no doubt that the name Carmencita San Sebastian is already well-known across Europe. Aside from her undeniable beauty, she's also known as the heiress of the largest fish port in Asia and Europe-coming from an old rich family who is in the upper echelon for many decades.
But despite her high status and befriending royals across Europe, Carmencita feels that catching a husband is annoying. Well-bred and educated by the finest schools in Spain and England, Carmecita knew her worth as a woman, and tying herself in a knot is something she never imagined in her life. She got marriage proposals from princes, kings, and dukes but Carmencita paid no heed and let her head be focused more on the vast wealth and business that we will be given to her.
From Lady Danbury's words, Carmencita San Sebastian is a woman made out of steel but with an appearance that resembles a nymph. Up until her mother, Trinidad Corales - San Sebastian lets her administer a new fish port in England, and because the young woman is staying in England for a while and alone; Queen Charlotte, her dear friend lets her stay in the royal palace (in which it caused an uproar in the high society to how Carmencita manages to stay in the royal palace).
But during her stay, one prince was instantly smitten with her. Prince Michael of Wales, the second brother of King George III whose known for his charitable nature. He heard such stories of the woman who sets England on fire with her intelligence and beauty. While she treats him like any other man, Carmencita finds love ridiculous while he sought the beauty of love.
