Elizabeth was adopted by the Daae family when she was just 4 years old. After the death of Gustave Daae when Elizabeth and Christine were 10, his trustworthy friend, Madame Giry, takes both Elizabeth and Christine to the opera house, where she lives. The story starts the day of the performance of "Hannibal" and through a winding sequences of events, Elizabeth finds herself down in the catacombs. And soon, comes face to face with Him. Christine couldn't see past His deformed features, but Elizabeth could. She learned to see the man behind the mask. She saw that he was no monster. He was simply a broken soul, who was looking for any ounce of affection. Christine couldn't understand why Elizabeth cared for him so much. Things escalated quite quickly when Raphael, Raoul's younger brother, comes to the Masquerade Ball. The brothers seemed to always intervene when they are not needed. But, what happened after that dreadful night after Don Juan? Well, I guess you will just have to read and see. #10 in #phantomoftheopera 9/5/19 #1 in #christinedaae 9/26/19 #5 in #phantom 9/30/19 #1 in #phantom 10/9/19 (I obviously don't own the rights to all of the Phantom characters. The only character that are mine own are Elizabeth, Raphael, and the kids. This is my first time writing, so please, bear with me. I've also made some changes to the story line, to fit in with the Elizabeth character.

Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy written by William Shakespeare early in his career about two young star-crossed lovers whose deaths ultimately reconcile their feuding families. It was among Shakespeare's most popular plays during his lifetime and along with Hamlet, is one of his most frequently performed plays. Today, the title characters are regarded as archetypal young lovers. Cover done by @zuko_42

Đây là bản tiếng anh của Cuốn theo chiều gió. Mình đã đọc bản Việt và vì quá yêu thích truyện này nên mới re-up truyện bản tiếng anh để dễ đọc lại. This is NOT mine, I just reupload it. GONE WITH THE WIND - MITCHELL MARGARET Source: https://ebooks.adelaide.edu.au/m/mitchell/margaret/gone/