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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Jul 10, 2019
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Fiction
Romance
"We sat on my bed, me in her arms, holding me. It was silent, but it wasn't awkward it was comforting. I knew I had to tell her about it. The topic would come up eventually and I could tell it was kinda killing her. I had to tell her, I want to tell her." Elizabeth is your "usual" teen. Has a great and equally as weird friend group, dreams, goals, and depression. Though she holds a secret with her, that very few actually know. Her life is pretty normal and boring, but after a friend of her's breaks up with her boyfriend, things quickly get interesting
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The Crown Princess, Aurora, has always been surrounded by rules, duty, and a life she never chose. But everything changes when a regular girl, Elizabeth, unexpectedly gets the chance to work in the palace. She's nothing special, just someone who somehow ended up in the princess's world. But something about her catches the princess's attention, something that makes the walls of royal duty start to crumble. What was supposed to be a professional arrangement turns into something neither of them expected. an undeniable attraction that could destroy them both. In a kingdom where same-gender love is strictly forbidden, their connection must stay hidden. But how long can they keep their feelings a secret before everything falls apart?

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