BRING HONOR (PRINCESSES SERIES NO:1)
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Last published Tue, Sep 29, 2020
"I'll be back, and this time i will be with you. For a lifetime"
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Mulan was a great princess and a great woman with bravery and honor in her heart. But my princess? My princess was the opposite of Mulan, she was pissed of me and she was avoiding me all the time our eyes was meeting. My Mulan was a great warrior but had a hot-tempered attitude.
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