A 5th grader wants to know everything about himself, but are there some things he shouldn't know? Part true story, part fiction. It's realistic fiction honestly. Some details like the fact that Lennon wakes up late and has to rush is of course, based on a true "story" even though it isn't in any shape or form an actual story. It could be a detail in the story, which it is. Another thing based off a real experience is Vincent's existence and the crap he says. The name "Vincent" was inspired by a classmates. His attitude and personality of course was inspired by someone who used to be in my class. But that was last year. Vincent in real life doesn't have an attitude like this, but the person whose attitude Vincent's is based off of obviously does. Anyway, my point is that some of the small details/things that happen in this book are based off of real experiences. I update the story very rarely, so if you're actually interested in the story and want to know what happens next ( which I can assure, you are most likely not. Unless your taste in books and story's is average or you like slowly progressing story's, then alright. ) you're in very little luck, because if requested to update, then sure can do. But if nothing is spoken of my very cheesy, average story, then I myself will forget it for long periods of time and not update it for even longer. Thank you for listening to my long speech of things that don't matter. The story can be boring at times, then too Over the top. So be warned if you hate cringe and boring stuff. Also my reddit is u/heehoo42069

It's 1876, 17-year-old aristocrat Adalaide Bradford must get married as soon as she turns 18, but the man she will marry is fully anonymous. Will she meet the man of her dreams, or will she meet someone she'll loathe forever?