A little too cold
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Prince Hans is thrown into jails as soon as he returns to the Southern Isle and now he faces the death penalty for high treason.
Escaping with his lover is the only way Hans will make it out.
But you can't melt a frozen heart.
(original picture not mine, I've just edited it)
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