Eleanor Judith, from the noble house of Judith, never thought of love, for her it was a trivial matter, sure, she had a few scandals here and there but they by no means were true and were also suppressed due to her family's name and money. Despite what others might think she was not a spoiled little girl who does not the ways of the world, she was quite a woman even at early age of 13 when her mother died.
Charles Spencer, from the noble house of Spencer, despised the feeling or even the word love yet yearned for it, he despised for how it made him weak from within yet loved how it made him feel warm. Obviously he had read about love time to time, he has read how everyone describes it is a warm bonfire on a cold winter night or maybe sometimes the fireworks in the sky that he has seen in the carnivals but doesn't that sound too silly, in both these cases you are at some point bound to get burn and the fire might just burn the two lovers basking in each other's warmth.
William Tudor, from the noble house Tudor, was quite the golden child, has the good looks, has the money, has the name, has the support and definitely has his father's approval -no- well we'll get to it at some point, but anyways moving on, to everyone he is the person who gets everything he wants. He is quite the boy whose head is in the cloud, But don't they say, the cute ones keep the most secrets.
Isabella Leonor, from the house of Leonor, was a bubbly person with charismatic looks, her antics were well known to the nobles. She was the person to go-to if have problem, many even thought she could become a well-known therapist but my, my therapist does not really go with the name of Leonor. Leonor is a house of secrets they are known to be skilled swords.
Four lives tied together by the fate themselves. What happens when one gets tangled into the mess of the royals? Will the other three follow or leave?
Just when she's decided to leave the Town, Lady Cressida Belverst is forced to marry Lord Calan Haverston, the man who coincidentally knows a way out. Agreeing to marry for all the wrong reasons, can Cressida and Calan find out where their hearts truly belong?
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It is impossible to leave the Town, but one woman is determined to escape with the help of her betrothed.
Lady Cressida Belverst has always been judged as a walking scandal. Oh, how she tries (on some rare occasions) to be proper! When her parents arrange for her to marry a rich lord, Cressida has had enough. She has to leave the Town because she will not be forced to live with a man she doesn't love. But what happens if the very man she's betrothed to is the only one who can help her get out?
Calan Haverston, the Lord of Easton, takes the risk and helps his betrothed by using his knowledge of the Town's secrets because he is as willing as she to stay free of marriage for reasons completely different. He has dark secrets he cannot share with her, and his life is not one he can likewise open to anyone. But what happens when she leaves after awakening desires he thought he has under control? And what happens when he finds himself longing for her?
Cressida goes to a completely different place, one she has only heard in stories and read in books, with hopes of finding what her heart has always longed for. But love, mystery and secrets will chase her and it will only be a matter of time before she realizes what her heart truly desires.
*This story is a standalone title in the Haverston Family series.