Dear Love

Ophelia was a typical teenager. She fought with her Grandmother over every little thing, she had older brothers that got on her nerves every chance possible, and she had a huge crush on her best friend, Theodore Carlson.

Theodore only had one thing on his mind, and it's not what most teenage boys had. Theodore was dead set on taking his band to the next level and becoming the next big thing in American music. Between finding the right band name, dealing with setbacks, and trying to convince his parents that this was the right career path his plate was full. He didn't have time for things like dating or figuring out why his best friend Ollie was acting so weird.

When Ophelia realizes that she's been friend zoned indefinitely, she does what any good Argian child would do, she wrote a Dear Love letter, a letter to say goodbye to the love you hold for someone while still acknowledging that they'll always hold a piece of your heart (even if they don't seem to know that). The only problem: Theo winds up reading her Dear Love letter.

Five years later Ophelia is still trying to forget the boy who unknowingly holds her heart. This becomes a bit of a problem when his face is all over her social media and her Grandmother invites him into her home. Luckily, she has more important things to worry about, like helping her brother get ready for his coronation.

Did she mention she's the princess of a small country? Maybe she's not so typical after all.

Theo has spent the last five years finally reaching the superstar success he's worked hard for, and now he finally has time to try and figure out what the letter Ollie left him before she vanished off the earth means, and maybe also where she went. When his band is invited to play for and attend the events leading up to a royal coronation, what other answer is there besides yes? Everything starts coming together however when the castle doors open and there stands his Ophelia.

Okay, this story is anything but typical.