Story cover for Four Princes & A Frog by chokoreito
Four Princes & A Frog
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Ongoing, First published Jan 31, 2022
Ylona Marie Gonzales, an awkward, self-deprecating girl stuck in the shadow of her stunning family, has always embraced being the "frog" in a world full of "princesses." But when a viral moment sparks unexpected attention, she finds herself caught between a new identity and the pressure to change. With the support of her online friend PantsuChan, and an unexpected ally in the form of the popular (and infuriating) Keiffer Montblanc, Ylona begins to question everything she thought she knew about beauty, self-worth, and love. As she navigates the murky waters of high school drama, toxic friendships, and unexpected crushes, Ylona must decide: Will she stay true to the "frog" she's always been or chase the fleeting validation of becoming a "princess?"
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46 parts Complete Mature

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