Daddies Little Princess

Daddies Little Princess

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This is the year 3019. The world has changed. The government now divides people into categories and match people. At the age of 17 everyone takes a test, The result determines what categories you will be put in. Sometimes you get matched in a day, sometimes you get matched in years. Iris Monet, she is 17, she is innocent, She is the sweetest thing. Follow her on her adventure to find her daddies! Alexander Toussaint, He is 20, He might be young but he is one of the best surgeon, He is a neurosurgeons. He is from the royal family. His personality is strict, caring and nurturing. He has a younger twin. Follow him on his adventure to find his precious baby! Leon Toussaint, He is 20, He is one of the best surgeon, He is a General surgeons, He is from the royal family, He is laid back, caring and nurturing. He has an older twin. Follow him on his adventure to find his little one! This book contains mature scenes when Iris is Not in little space. -------------------------- ALL PICTURES DO NOT BELONG TO ME!!
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