Crown
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One lie. One dance. One crown. Elira has spent her life hidden in the shadows of the palace, working as a lowly servant, scrubbing floors for royals who never notice her. Until one fateful masquerade ball changes everything. When a twist of fate puts her in a borrowed gown and behind a delicate mask, she is mistaken for a visiting noble - and catches the attention of Prince Kael himself. He's charming, clever, and far too dangerous for a girl with a secret this big. Now Elira is trapped in a world of deception, where every glance and whisper could reveal her truth. And the prince? He's hiding something too. But in the game of crowns, love is the most dangerous lie of all.
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