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E X C E R P T
❝You're the Prince Charming to my Snow White.❞
❝Wouldn't that mean we're married then?❞
❝No dumdum, that means I get to call you Charming!❞
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S Y N O P S I S
The evil queen, the huntsman, the imprisoned princess, the handsome prince. They all circle around each other, an endless void of predator and prey. The locks of ebony hair, lips as red as roses, and skin as white as snow her tale has been passed down time and time again. So when a bright boy thought there would never be a happily ever after, he found his fairytale ending. From a brilliant raven headed girl that kept calling him Charming.
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C A S T
SKANDER KEYENS as
DAVID CHARLES
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ELIZA BENNET as
MARGRET WOODS
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D E D I C A T I O N
Honestly this is to everyone.
Really I just hope that this book goes of somewhere but if it at least makes someone happy then that's all I want to happen.
But this is most definitely to rochythegreat for bringing me out of my shell!
Please do not steal my my work or try to take any parts from
it in anyway possible. I have spent a lot of time outlining the story so please and please again do not try to copy this or attempt to pass this story of as your own. This is purely from my own imagination.
This story may use some vulgar terms and some minor hints at violence, if these themes to not settle well for you then please proceed with caution as I will put a heads up for such chapters.
Please do vote and comment on this story as it is my first and I would love for some constructive criticism. I am no author and not the best at writing so please do comment as I am open to fixing up my writing and improving as an author.
