Smile For The Prince (On Hold)
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  • Parts 2
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Ongoing, First published Jan 12, 2019
Mature
The Queen had asked me to marry my crush 2 years ago. I accepted it happily and without any doubt. 

What I didn't know that day is that The Queen never mentioned any single word about the marriage arrangement to my crush, AKA The Queen's son, AKA Prince Nicolas Phillips. 
All my dreams about marrying the boy I loved from my childhood, and all the happy thought of spending my life with him gone as soon as he stepped his feet back to the castle.

He's not alone. He brought a girl. 
What shocked me most is how he declared that they're in love.

Even though it hurt like hell, I smiled.
I smiled for the prince. 

2019 Royal Story by Sherine Chairuna Arifayahya. All Right Reserved.
The cover background picture was from Trevillion Images by Magdalena Russocka
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