Really, you're just reading it at your own risk. The storyline is good but my writing is kinda cringey in half the chapters. The character cries almost after some shit people put her thru (not always tho but you know what I mean?)😂😂 I mean yes I'm still giving it major edits but it was written when I was 16, soz :P #69 in Thrill May 13, 2018 "They were strangers again, Only this time with some memories." Rank #125 in Fanfic as of 22.10.16 *So this is my Third book! YAY!! Vote and Comment* :) 4th April, Monday. 2016 #Wattys2016

Emma and Harry are neighbours but they hate each other, well Emma hates Harry. They are forced to see each other because their parents are best friends and go everywhere together. Their parents decide to go to Paris for two weeks and leave the two of them alone together in one house. Emma doesn't like the idea of being alone with Harry but Harry has other things in mind.

Once upon a time, in a faraway kingdom, a civil war full of bloody battles and courageous uprisings was brewing. In this kingdom, there lived a King, a Queen, and a young Prince. Prince Harold Edward Styles was charming, funny, and beautiful; he was also selfish, arrogant, and undeniably rude. When his father orders Prince Harry to travel to the poverty-stricken, rebellious provinces, he hand picks simple, servant girl Sybil, Harry's childhood friend and far more provincially experienced traveler, to accompany him, despite the fact that Sybil wished not to punish her own kind. Additionally, since childhood the Prince and Sybil had grown apart to the point of hatred, Harry wishing to concern himself in far more important people of society. The companions' difficult and surreal journey to the provinces to squash the rebellion sees a new bond between the two former friends, and, upon arrival in the dingy, dirty, starving village, starts to melt self-absorbed, cold Prince Harry's heart. As the civil war intensifies, Prince Harry must choose whether to crush the cause that he has so feverishly lit a guiding light for, or fight for his oppressive, yet loyal family and home, while simultaneously destroying himself and the virtue of freedom. An action-packed, funny, romantic, and royal tale, filled with exciting sword fights, bloody battles, death, love and the triumph of liberty and the people over corruption and supremacy.