The Herbalist Princess
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In the city of Terraverde, shaped by two rival kingdoms, the kingdom of Florhaven; a gorgeous and lush kingdom known for its gardens, flowers, herbal remedies and safety. It is ruled by King Silvan and Queen Floria. While the other kingdom ruled by King Everard and Queen Calanthea called the kingdom of Sylvanae, a mystical realm of ancient forests, shimmering waterfalls and mystical creatures. They possess to communicate with animals, control the growth of the plants and wield the elements. The both kingdoms are rival families who had a long-standing feud and compete with each other for power, status, dignity and influence in Terraverde.
Until one day, the two rival families crossed paths met again, together with their heirs children and they fall in love. How are they going to face each other knowing that perhaps before, in the very first place their family will not like it. Will they stop and treat each other perhaps the worst version of themselves? Or will disobey their parents will? If that happens will they give each other the whole trust and no secrets? Or they will sacrifice for what they think the best?
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