The Most Queer Sort of Love
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*tw: homophobia, lesbophobia, general hate speech*
Holland Chantel Langdon-Malcalester, the current princess of Ethiaviel, has a lot on her hands. Preparation for queendom, babysitting her 7 younger siblings, even normal studies her advisors force her to take.
For the average queen, these tasks are easy and they may even demand more. But for Holland, she'd rather be anywhere else, doing something fun. So she steps away for a bit, still doing her duties, but the laces are less tight. She has more control.
Lucky for her, she has a wonderful fiancée: Linden Harlow Livingston-Grimaldi. After dating for 8 years, her kingdom finally recognized her relationship and now, there is a soon-to-be adjusted way of running things.
Because Holland has Linden, and together, they can take royal life head on, hand in hand, as a couple.
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