Never Forever (On Hold)

Castles are fun to explore, but only for the first decade or two. After a while, the 'dark and spooky' woods become pretty boring also. This is what happens when you're trapped in your own paradise. A princess forbidden to leave her own kingdom... Sounds pretty ironic right? But what if the princess is an immortal? The beautiful, mystical place known as Rythikew is her prison. Also, the people she once ruled are all dead and gone, but instead of being able to move on, Lili's stuck there.

He cursed her, and he won't release her until he gets what he wants, the one thing she can't give him. Immortality. Which, coincidentally, is the one thing she doesn't want. Sure, being immortal is exciting for the first few centuries, but hiding somewhere new becomes more and more difficult each time. All Lili's life she has run. She even ran from her family because they weren't like her. She didn't have a choice.

Living forever isn't all fun and games. Outrunning death is easy, but you can't outrun your past.