Forbidden
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  • Reads 7,993
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  • Parts 23
  • Time 1h 23m
Ongoing, First published Oct 17, 2014
1676, France

"I don't understand... I have no relationship with the king" Arienne reassured."Its forbidden"

Arienne is from a poor family and had no choice but to work for money. She finds herself finding work in the castle where the King lives. 

Arienne is torn between risking the Kings reputation and loving him. It is forbidden for a King and a servant to be betrothed but if it is real love, then can this be dismissed so easily?


*i am currently rewriting some chapters*
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