The Sultan's Embrace

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Reads 188
Votes 9
Parts 4
Time 27m

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Despite being the Emperor's daughter, Harriette Winchester was never considered a princess and is unloved because she is merely the daughter of a maid. However, what everyone does not know is that Harriette is actually loved by the heavens, as she was gifted an ability to heal anyone with just a drop of her blood.

Meanwhile, her half-sister, Princess Reah Winchester, who is a pure-blooded royal, is loved by both the Emperor and Empress, and everyone. It was the exact opposite of how they treat Harriette.

However, everything changed when Harriette later found herself forced to marry Sultan Ifiguel Zafar in the stead of her half-sister to prevent a war from happening between their Empire and the Sultanate of Riego.


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"You're not the real princess, are you?" Ifiguel whispered while peering into Harriette's eyes.

"S-Sultan, th-that's-"

"How dare a mere half-blooded girl deceive and marry me, the Sultan of Riego, who is greater than your father." Ifiguel's tone carried a stern caution.

Harriette looked down and was unable to speak.

"Fernan, lock her in the dungeon," Ifiguel commanded his right-hand man before walking away from Harriette.All Rights Reserved

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