The Enchanted Encounter

The Enchanted Encounter

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It was a seemingly normal morning when Isabella walked the most famous hiking trail in Luminara. It turned anything but normal when a handsome and confident stranger approached her. She quickly find out that he isn't just anybody. Alessandro is the beautiful, mysterious, and only 20 year old prince of Luminara. He is wanted by all, but after an enchanting encounter on a Sunday morning, he knows that he only wants one woman in this entire world.
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