introduction/book blurb:
A tragic...
...no, not tragic, but complicated story awaits these two sisters as they are separated and reunited.
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But, that's the whole point, right? It's not sad and depressing because they were able to meet again, right? Even though there is a brisk moment of happiness between the two, was it really worth the cost?
This is the story of Zela and Zoro, or as I like to call them, the unlucky z's.
(this short story is just one of many - this one containing until Zela is separated from her family after 6 years)
TW: trauma, execution*, mutilation*, servitude/enslavement* (Rose*), bigotry/discrimination of a non-human race
*Rose is a large part of this story, but doesn't come along until a while, however, there are still many different triggers that come with her personal character. By what I've seen, this is also my personal original species, but an example of their species could be this video: https://youtu.be/T3PVTd-d9k8). Please share with me if you find an earlier one, so I could credit, if any. Updates will also be very slow, mainly because I'm not the best author and I have school.
Forced into an engagement with a man she doesn't love, Reyna must ignore her bond with her father's general in order to avoid a war and save her throne.
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As the first female heir to one of the great Northern Kingdoms, Reyna panics when her claim to the throne is threatened by the discovery that her father's general is her soulbound partner. She forces herself to ignore their connection, determined to be more than a general's wife, only for her father to manipulate her into a political engagement with a man she could never love. So to forge her own path forward, keep her throne, and confront her feelings for the general who owns her heart, Reyna must find a way to refuse this arranged marriage without destroying her kingdom in the process.
[[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]
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