tale of two boys trying to understand the foreign concept of love and life itself. • a short story written in the form of george's journal entries • 3 parts, all very long- each one representing a new phase. • titles and representation used are very important to pay attention to! symbolism is present in everything. •the dates are crucial to look at • lowercase intended • uses time/tense skips (represented by ****** and italics) • intentional use of improper punctuation or grammar at times because it's meant to be a self written journal!!

A melancholic prince wanders his palace. A humble servant obeys his every wish. When their paths cross, the universe is turned upside down. Only fate knows these two, star-crossed lovers destinies. (story is based in medieval times from 1449 - 1450) hi everyone! i am new to Wattpad and this is my first story! if you enjoy, please share this story. i am always looking to improve, so please feel free to leave constructive criticism. - cloud :)

He'd known George was small, he was very open about the fact in his teases and chides, but he'd never fully let himself understand their proportions, as the ocean between them was not moving any time soon, so it didn't seem to matter. Now he was faced with the fact that George was really small. Some deep, guttural part of him seemed to like it, too. - Or, in which Dream lets himself indulge in fanworks and realizes a few too many things about both himself and his best friend during his fall. (cover art by @/aurlunsun on twt)

this story starts at the end of george's life where he spends his last few moments on this earth writing a melancholy letter to someone who will never read it. to someone that doesn't exist in his story yet. but that someone soon will. • hs au • story contains multiple triggers such as: topics of~ depression, suicide, substance usage, eventual nsfw (only between consenting cc's and the characters being 18), abuse, and possibly more that will be added to this list over time. • in general, it will be relatively angsty so read with caution