A Twist of Fate

A Twist of Fate

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Fiction
Fantasy
High Fantasy
Fairy Tales and Mythology
Magical Kingdoms
Forbidden Love. A moody prince and a magical princess. One curse, and an eternal war. Stuck together on a journey to end a war between their two kingdoms, the two royals become tentative friends. It would've easier if that was all they were, but their own hearts begin to betray them, a love begins to grow. But love can't be allowed in war, not when fate puts them at the receiving end of each other's blade, yet has our hearts ever listened to any intent? Has fate ever been easy to accept? The princess has always known the continuous battle, and she has never questioned it. But when she is taken by the Prince of the kingdom she has been at war against, he gives her a fragile hope. A hope that maybe this war doesn't have to be endless, that this curse could be broken. On a journey to break a curse, to save their kingdoms, the princess is not prepared to deal with this prince who seems to know her better than anyone else. A prince that is far more charming, caring than she could have ever imagined. I will be posting this on Royal Road as well.
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