The Twins & Unknown

The Twins & Unknown

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Story of twins, who want to seek revenge for the other. Not knowing the truth intention of friend, a lot of misunderstanding happen. But there's third one who's know about all the things of what happened, and choose to not say about it. War happen and the ruler keep changing. Midnight wants to kill the current ruler to get what they wanted. But the 'Third' revealing the secret to the ruler in the end and the ruler get to run away Who got killed? Who's the third one? What actually the secret is? Midnight kill who? Note The scene doesnt go in order cuz this is pre story. Sorry for the grammar mistake. More info maybe in my channel bit i didnt online too much lately.
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Exiled from her own land - to be executed if she ever returns, Princess Alexandra finds herself turning a spy for the enemy. Because, well, they impress her. Especially the splendid emperor, who is indebted to Alexandra for a number of things he wouldn't tell. She doesn't mind that - because life just turns a lot more colorful outside the Palace walls - until one (not so) fine day, she realizes that the emperor no longer *only* impresses her. Unfortunately, the course of true love never runs smooth. And before she can even give herself a chance with Liam, Alexandra has to sort a few things out. Namely, all the mistakes the previous generation did. **The story starts from 339 B.C. but language used is completely modern because I don't know Ancient Greek**

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